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Marjorie Taylor Greene Criticizes Optics of Trump’s Apparent DoorDash Delivery Tip
- On Monday, April 13, 2026, President Donald Trump staged a photo-op at the White House with Sharon Simmons, a 56-year-old Arkansas DoorDash driver delivering McDonald's to the Oval Office to promote his "no tax on tips" policy.
- Simmons previously testified before the House Ways and Means Committee on July 25, 2025, regarding Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," stating the tax savings helped support her husband's cancer treatments.
- Following the delivery, online users alleged Simmons was a "maga paid prop" and "paid actor" in a staged event, while Democratic strategists and labor advocates questioned the encounter's authenticity.
- DoorDash public affairs official Julian Crowley defended Simmons on social media, calling the event an "honorary delivery" and rejecting claims she was a paid actor.
- Crowley's combative response, including the slang "touch grass," fueled perceptions of a PR misstep that overshadowed the intended anniversary celebration of the bipartisan policy.
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Companies Troll DoorDash and Trump After White House Delivery Stunt Goes Badly Wrong
A carefully orchestrated promotional delivery at the executive mansion has resulted in widespread corporate mockery. Several brands have publicly criticised a publicity stunt involving the current administration and a major food delivery service. The controversy began when a grandmother, working to fund her husband's critical medical treatments, delivered fast food directly to the Oval Office. The stark visual contrast of the exchange, shared wi…
DoorDash PR exec insisted the White House McDonald's stunt wasn't staged, then the internet pulled up Sharon Simmons' Congressional testimony
President Donald Trump and the White House arranged a photo opportunity where an elderly DoorDash driver delivered McDonald’s to the Oval Office. The event was meant to mark the one-year anniversary of the “no tax on tips” policy. The driver turned out to be Sharon Simmons, a woman the internet quickly identified as someone with a well-documented history of supporting the same Republican-backed policy. Users online found that Simmons had previou…
Liberals SPEW hatred at DoorDash after marketing stunt with Trump at White House
The DoorDash delivery app is getting some backlash from those angry about a publicity stunt it had with President Donald Trump at the White House Monday.The president smiled for the cameras after receiving a package from McDonald's delivered by a DoorDash worker. He tipped her $100, and she praised his "no taxes on tips" policy for saving her money.'Today, I deleted their app. There are other delivery services that don't pander to a pedophile. F…
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