Here’s what it wrote:
The Rise and Fall of President Jones
President Jones was a man who loved himself more than anything else. He was a charismatic and wealthy businessman who had built a loyal fan base through his reality TV show and social media presence. He had no political experience or knowledge, but he knew how to manipulate the masses with his lies and propaganda. He promised to make America great again by building a wall along the border, banning immigrants and refugees from certain countries, and withdrawing from international agreements and organizations. He claimed that he alone could fix the problems of the nation and that anyone who opposed him was an enemy of the people.
He won the election by a narrow margin, thanks to the help of a foreign power that hacked and leaked his opponent's emails and spread fake news and misinformation online. He also benefited from the electoral college system that gave him more votes than his rival, despite losing the popular vote by millions. He celebrated his victory by holding a massive rally in Washington DC, where he declared himself the greatest president ever and vowed to make his enemies pay for their crimes.
He quickly consolidated his power by appointing loyalists and cronies to key positions in the government, firing or intimidating anyone who dared to question or criticize him. He filled the courts with conservative judges who would rule in his favor and protect him from legal challenges. He attacked the free press and independent media outlets, calling them fake news and enemies of the people. He banned or restricted access to journalists who reported negatively on him or his policies. He created his own state-run media network that praised him endlessly and spread his propaganda and conspiracy theories. He also used his personal Twitter account to communicate directly with his followers, often insulting, threatening, or lying about his opponents and rivals.
He implemented his agenda by issuing executive orders and bypassing Congress, which was controlled by his own party but often resisted or delayed his demands. He declared a national emergency to divert funds from the military and other sources to build his wall along the border with Mexico, which he claimed would pay for it eventually. He imposed travel bans and restrictions on people from certain countries, mostly Muslim-majority nations, citing security reasons. He withdrew from the Paris climate agreement, the Iran nuclear deal, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the World Health Organization, and other international treaties and organizations that he deemed unfair or harmful to America's interests. He imposed tariffs and sanctions on various countries, especially China, sparking trade wars and economic conflicts. He also increased military spending and intervention in various regions, threatening or attacking countries that he perceived as enemies or rivals.
He faced resistance and opposition from various groups and individuals within and outside the country. He faced protests and demonstrations from millions of Americans who opposed his policies and actions. He faced lawsuits and investigations from various states, organizations, and individuals who challenged his legality and legitimacy. He faced impeachment attempts from the House of Representatives, which accused him of abuse of power and obstruction of justice. He faced criticism and condemnation from world leaders and allies who disagreed with his isolationist and nationalist approach. He faced scandals and controversies from his personal and professional life, involving allegations of sexual assault, fraud, corruption, nepotism, racism, etc.
He survived all these challenges by denying or dismissing them as hoaxes or witch hunts. He rallied his base by portraying himself as a victim of a deep state conspiracy and a corrupt establishment that wanted to stop him from fulfilling his promises. He incited violence and hatred against his enemies by encouraging his supporters to fight back and defend their rights. He refused to cooperate or compromise with anyone who did not agree with him or praise him. He claimed that he had done more than any other president in history and that he deserved another term in office.
He lost the election by a landslide margin, thanks to the mobilization of millions of Americans who voted against him or for his opponent. He also suffered from the impact of a global pandemic that he had failed to contain or control, resulting in hundreds of thousands of deaths and millions of infections in the country. He also faced an economic recession that he had worsened by his trade wars and mismanagement of resources. He also faced a social unrest that he had fueled by his divisive rhetoric and actions.
He refused to accept the results of the election, claiming that it was rigged and stolen from him by massive fraud and corruption. He filed lawsuits and demanded recounts in various states where he had lost narrowly or significantly. He pressured state officials and legislators to overturn or certify the results in his favor. He urged his followers to protest and demonstrate against the election outcome, often
The story ends there because it was too long 
Anyway, that’s the “fictional” story it created.