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Eric Trump's Attempt To Sell Christmas Ornaments On Twitter Gets Completely Roasted (On An Open Fire) 🔥

Eric Trump's Attempt To Sell Christmas Ornaments On Twitter Gets Completely Roasted (On An Open Fire) 🔥
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By Comic Sands EditorialNov 15, 2018
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In an eye-rolling display of wealth and privilege, the president's middle son Eric Trump is hawking wares for the family business in the spirit of Christmas. It's not going well.

Eric Trump took to Twitter to get an early jump start on Christmas sales. He posted photos showing the new Trump ornaments. The photos feature a helicopter, a golf bag, and a miniature Trump Tower to help you celebrate the birth of Jesus of Nazareth. The prices are around $60 per ornament.






Are the Trumps trolling all of us? Of course there was backlash over this tone deaf display.















Merry Christmas to one and all!


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H/T: Indy100, Huffington Post

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