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Trump uses Coca-Cola to distract Jeffrey Epstein

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettJuly 16, 2025No Comments
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After Trump called his stupid supporters to want to release Epstein files, the president drew another distraction that he hoped that his fans would forget that he broke a major promise with Coca-Cola.

Trump posted on Truth Social:

I spoke in Coca-Cola about the use of Sugar Real Cane in Coke in the United States, and they agreed to do so. I would like to thank all those who are in authority in Coca-Cola. It will be a very good decision by them – you will see. It’s just better!

Trump supporters want Epstein files. Instead, they will get Coca-Cola cane sugar.

Donald Trump has removed health care of 17 million Americans and replaced it with cane sugar.

The whole situation is beyond the absurd.

How bad is it for Trump?

Here is what Maga’s influencers had to say Axios::

“By continuing to go to war with the Maga online class, he continues to keep his unpopular position on the front of the question,” said a right influencer in Axios. “It has definitely become an online inflection point.”

As a Magaworld agent said: “Volling your base to worry about the thing you told them to worry about is never a good strategy.”

Trump goes to war with his base, and it’s a terrible idea. Donald Trump becomes a man without a political country. The breath of Epstein is so dramatic because the same president who has just intimidated the republican majority to the adopted legislation of which they had reservations on more open criticism and criticisms of the public of his own supporters than before.

It’s a turning point for Maga, and Trump will not be able to buy his way with coke and cane sugar.

What do you think of Trump’s attempted distraction? Share your reflections in the comments below.

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