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President Donald Trump’s efforts to coax the house’s republicans to wipe out the closure to support his “big and beautiful bill” apparently succeeded, as GOP managers say The legislation on the president’s centerpiece will probably pass on Friday.

Trump released all the stops to achieve this result, especially by turning to what he does best, or at least the most tirelessly: the goods.

The president commodities his image and the office of the president like no other, constantly peddling of the Trump brand productsFrom his Maga hats of brand to more special products, such as cryptocurrency, mobile phones, shoes, bibles, guitars, watches – and, more recently, a scent.

Given Trump’s penchant for merchandising, it may not be surprising that he made republican holoudies of complaint with a horrible merchant a central spindle of his “offensive charm” to obtain the support of the bill, by The New York Times.

THE Times Reports that, Wednesday, the GOP legislators who entered the uncertain white house of the bill – which would prohibit social programs and include taxes for the benefit of the rich – “would come out with signed goods, photos of the oval office and, according to some accounts, a new assessment for the bill”.

After the representative Tim Buchett met the president, he published a video In which he, walking with a herd of republican colleagues from the Chamber, praised the president.

“The president was wonderful, as always – informative, funny. He told me that he liked to see me on television, which was pretty cool,” said Buchett.

Since the executive, the representative Byron Donald has asked for: “Have you showed you what he signed for you?” To which Burchett, almost blushing, replied: “Yeah, he signed a lot of things. It’s cool.”

In response, Democrats such as senator Elizabeth Warren and representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have mocked their republican colleagues for having been so easily influenced in favor of the bill.

Meanwhile, Trump is apparently ignorant of the content of the legislation he pushes so vigorously. According to NotusDuring a meeting where he looked for Republicans at the courthouses, he impressed those present according to which future electoral victories will require social programs like Medicaid.