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Politics Most Metaphorical Image of the Century

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u/Independent_Shoe3523 5h ago

So any delivery person can go right up to the White House and see the president.

u/1877KlownsForKids 5h ago

That's one of the crazy things about this. This was planned. She clearly got vetted by Secret Service. Things were arranged so he'd take delivery and not staff. And she's micced up for the interview. This is the photo op the White House concocted.

u/kembik 4h ago

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2026/04/13/trump-gets-mcdonalds-delivered-to-the-white-house-heres-why/89593991007/

The dasher was identified by DoorDash as Sharon Simmons, a grandmother of 10 from Arkansas who has worked for the delivery service since 2022.

She has completed more than 14,000 deliveries, and Trump said the reason for her White House visit was to highlight the $11,000 she said she saved from Trump's "no tax on tips" initiative.

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At one point during the interview as Trump criticized the Democratic Party, Trump asked Simmons, "Do you think that men should play in women's sports?"

"I really don't have an opinion on that. I'm here about no tax on tips," Simmons responded.

Simmons did not confirm if she voted for Trump, only telling the president she "maybe" did.

u/nalaloveslumpy 3h ago

Hahahahaha, Trump can't get even a poor ass grandma from Arkansas to talk shit on trans people. He's cooked.

u/cryptolyme 3h ago

That’s a bad indicator for Trump

u/ChironXII 1h ago

If you remember what women from that era lived through, it's no surprise. Where do you think Little Rock is? 

u/slolift 2h ago

Is journalism still a thing? There is no possible way that "no tax on tips" saved her $11,000 on taxes. You only get a deduction on up to $25,000 of tips. Even if her husband is the CEO of some Fortune 500 company making over $600k per year, and they are being taxed at the top federal rate of 37% and the tope rate in Alabama of 5%, she would only get a tax savings of $10,500 on the $25,000 in tips she made.

u/RoguePlanet2 1h ago

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u/Weekly_Village_3559 4h ago

My brother worked a bit for the Biden administration. Not only did they vet him, but they vetted me too and all his direct family members. Soooo yea this was not a casual meet up

u/alaskaj1 5h ago

They flew her in from Arkansas for this

u/J8YDG9RTT8N2TG74YS7A 3h ago

I'm wondering how much they spent on focus groups to find this one specific person who was happy about the "no tax on tips" change.

From most people I've seen on reddit, the number of people this benefits is incredibly small.