After Urging Massive Boycott, Trump Appears to Hide Own Diet Coke Bottle for Pic With Stephen Miller
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President Donald Trump urged his fans and followers to boycott Major League Baseball, Coca-Cola, Delta, and other companies that are boycotting Georgia over the new voter integrity law in the state. But in a photo going around social media on Monday, his own Diet Coke appears to have survived the abstention.
“Don’t go back to their products until they relent,” said Trump in a statement released on Saturday.
But, when former adviser Stephen Miller shared a photo of the two at a meeting in Mar-a-Lago…
…Twitter users spotted a familiar item hiding behind the desk phone:
More than one person identified it as one of the Diet Coke bottles for which Trump has a famous obsession.
He’s hiding his Diet Coke bottle behind the phone a day after telling everyone to boycott Coca-Cola! https://t.co/K2is5hpl7o pic.twitter.com/idDtVtkBeM
— Josh Billinson (@jbillinson) April 5, 2021
Trump called for a ban on Coke 3 days ago.
How is that going? pic.twitter.com/R0Ut4R77SL
— Don Moynihan (@donmoyn) April 5, 2021
“We can play a better game than them,” said Trump in his statement urging boycotts. But it sure looks like there’s some question about which “them” he’s targeting with the game playing.
