Supreme Court denies power-hungry Chad's attempt to control election rules

Washington D.C. - In a shocking turn of events, the Supreme Court has denied Chad's attempt to control election rules. Chad, a self-proclaimed "power-hungry" leader, was hoping to secure his position by manipulating the upcoming election in his favor. However, the Supreme Court had other plans.

Chad, who is known for his authoritarian tendencies, was reportedly furious upon hearing the news. "How dare they deny me my rightful place as ruler of this great nation!" he exclaimed during a press conference. "I demand to be given the power to control the election, or else there will be consequences."

Many were quick to criticize Chad's actions, with some calling him a "dictator in the making." However, Chad remained defiant, insisting that he was only trying to ensure a fair and just election. "I am simply looking out for the best interests of my people," he said. "If that means controlling the election, then so be it."

Despite Chad's protests, the Supreme Court stood firm in its decision. "We will not allow any individual or group to manipulate the democratic process," said Chief Justice John Roberts. "The people of this country deserve a fair and impartial election, and we will do everything in our power to ensure that happens."

Many are now wondering what Chad's next move will be. Some speculate that he may try to challenge the Supreme Court's decision, while others believe he may resort to more drastic measures. Whatever the case may be, one thing is clear: the people of Chad's nation will not stand for any attempts to undermine their democracy.