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Donald Trump Brings Back Infamous Cola Button in the White House

Donald Trump Brings Back Infamous Cola Button in the White House
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World January 20, 2025 11:48

washington - Former President Trump reintroduces the famous cola button in the Oval Office, causing a stir amongst White House staff.

The Return of the Cola Button

Former President Donald Trump has reinstated the notorious cola button on his desk in the Oval Office. The button, housed in a simple wooden box, allowed Trump to request a soda whenever he pleased. According to reports, Trump consumed up to twelve cans of Diet Coke per day during his first presidency. His personal valet, Walt Nauta, would then deliver the soda on a silver tray to the president's desk.

Trump revealed that pressing the red button used to make everyone a 'little nervous.' Some individuals mistakenly believed it was the same button used to launch nuclear weapons. In contrast, President Joe Biden had the button removed, preferring tea over soda. However, Trump has now brought it back to the White House.

Due to his well-known affinity for cola, Coca-Cola recently gifted Trump with a custom-made bottle, making him the first president to receive such a unique present.

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