'The Simpsons' takes a hard stance against Donald Trump

And explains his hair, finally.
By David Yi  on 
'The Simpsons' takes a hard stance against Donald Trump
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The Simpsons are going after Donald Trump.

No stranger to political satire, the FOX show has taken stances on issues including gay marriage, immigration and gun control, among many others, in the past.

Now, The Simpsons is taking a bold stance against GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump.

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In a new clip posted by the show's showrunner, Al Jean, Marge and Homer Simpson think over who to vote for while watching a TV ad comparing Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

The video shows Trump tweeting in bed while getting spray-tanned. By his side is a book called Great Speeches by Adolf Hitler.

Possibly the best part of all? The explanation for Trump's hair. Apparently, it's been a tiny dog all along.

Watch the entire clip, below:

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David joined the Mashable team as its first fashion hire. He's written for the Wall Street Journal, Elle, GQ, Harper's Bazaar, Esquire, Details, Nylon, Refinery29, Fashionista, and covered the men's market at Women's Wear Daily. David has appeared on E!, Vh1, the Style network, and was a stylist at Capitol records.


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