01/08/2025
Donald J. Trump Unveils Bold New Map: Gulf of America, East and West American Oceans while Trumpanada, and Snow-a-Lago Now Official Territories
In a stunning display of geopolitical ambition, former President Donald Trump has unveiled a new world map featuring the “Gulf of Mexico” renamed to the “Gulf of America,” the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans as “East American Ocean” and “West American Ocean,” respectively, and two bold new additions to the United States: Trumpanada (formerly Canada) and Snow-a-Lago (previously known as Greenland).
The map, presented during a press conference at Mar-a-Lago, was emblazoned with the slogan, “America: Bigly and Better Than Ever.” Trump explained his vision for the rebranding:
“Look, folks, we’ve been calling it the Gulf of Mexico for too long, okay? Mexico’s not even paying rent on it. It’s OUR gulf now. Gulf of America—it’s beautiful, it’s classy, it’s us. And don’t get me started on those oceans. Why are we naming them after directions like amateurs? East American Ocean, West American Ocean—simple, powerful. Everyone’s saying it already.”
Trumpanada: America’s New Hat
Trump also announced that Canada, long regarded as the friendly neighbor to the north, would henceforth be known as Trumpanada.
“Canada is like America’s hat, but a boring hat. Like one of those floppy ones you’d wear to Whole Foods. Under my leadership, it’s going to be a MAGA cowboy hat. We’ll take their maple syrup, their hockey, and make it GREAT. Believe me, Canadians are excited—they don’t want to be Canadians anymore. They’re practically begging me to take over. I’m already designing the new flag: it’s a maple leaf, but gold-plated.”
When pressed about whether Canada had consented to this merger, Trump waved off concerns:
“Canada loves me, okay? Justin Trudeau—nice guy, weak handshake—he’s been texting me all week. He’s ready to retire and hand me the keys. I told him he can run the Tim Hortons franchise in Trumpanada if he behaves.”
Snow-a-Lago: The Chillest New State
The map also showcased Snow-a-Lago, formerly Greenland, a name Trump insisted reflects its “yuge potential” as a future luxury destination:
“Greenland isn’t green, folks. That's FAKE NEWS. But Snow-a-Lago? Now THAT’S a brand. We’re talking the best ice resorts, gold snowmobiles, and maybe even some polar bear golf caddies. The Danes didn’t want to sell it before, but with a name like Snow-a-Lago, they’ll be lining up to hand it over.”
When asked about the practicality of acquiring Greenland, Trump responded:
“Look, the Danes are lovely people, but they’re small potatoes. I offered them a deal: we’ll throw in unlimited McDonald’s franchises and two years of free Disney+ for every citizen. Who could say no to that? Plus, Greenland’s not even close to Denmark—it’s practically in our backyard. It’s manifest destiny, folks.”
Reactions From Around the World
Global leaders were quick to react. Justin Trudeau reportedly fainted upon hearing the news, while Denmark’s Prime Minister issued a statement simply reading, “What?”
Meanwhile, Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador quipped, “If the U.S. is taking the Gulf, can we have California?” Trump Responds, "Maybe".
Even Americans are divided over the new map. Florida man Joe “Freedom” Stevens declared, “Finally, we’re taking back what’s ours! I always knew the Atlantic Ocean was American at heart.”
On Twitter (now rebranded as "Trumpet"), Elon Musk posted:
“Renaming oceans is next-level galaxy brain. Bravo, Trump.”
Trump’s Final Word
As the conference concluded, Trump hinted at even grander plans:
“This is just the beginning. Next, we’re taking Antarctica. We’ll call it South Snow-a-Lago. And the moon? It’s gonna be called Trumposphere. Space Force is already working on it. America is winning again—bigly!”
Critics may scoff, but one thing’s for certain: this map will sell millions of copies in every Cracker Barrel across the nation.