Marge for Mayor: A D'oh-ocracy of Errors

When Marge decides Springfield needs better leadership, she launches a charming, earnest mayoral campaign — and the whole Simpson family rallies behind her. At the town hall marquee, Marge stands tall with her trademark blue hair and a platform of sensible reforms. But Homer, trying to be supportive, turns every moment into chaos: he blurts a microphone 'D'oh!', spills campaign signs (and Apu's slushy), trips the podium, sets off a cake explosion that sends birds flocking, and even signs a city ordinance thinking it’s a donut coupon. Bart skateboards through the crowd yelling 'Eat my shorts!' while Chief Wiggum calmly eats a donut and Kent Brockman gleefully covers Springfield’s political meltdown. With the campaign teetering, Lisa delivers a heartfelt plea about honesty and civic duty that steadies the town. In the end, Homer redeems himself with a clumsy but sincere apology, Marge ekes out a narrow victory, and the Simpson family — messy, loving, and slightly sticky — celebrates as Maggie applauds. A warm, satirical look at small-town politics and the messy, heroic heart of family.

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