Trump Serves McDonald's To Olympic Hockey Champs And Many Fans Aren't Lovin' It
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Karoline Leavitt said the president's fast food feast proved that "he knows how to celebrate champions."
President Donald Trump served McDonald’s to the Olympic gold medalist U.S. hockey men’s team at the White House Tuesday, giving indigestion to critics for once again plying champions with fast food.
Video shared by Scarlett Johnson of the far-right Moms for Liberty group showed the players chowing down on burgers. It got a thumbs-up from White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.
“President Donald Trump knows how to celebrate champions — bringing McDonald’s to the White House for Team USA was pure American fun,” she wrote. “No one does it like him!”
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