Major soda companies have secretly tried to buy conservative social media personalities to combat SNAP's profit reform, but social media users couldn't do it too fast.
It all started with X user Nick Sort Sorber. He posted evidence on his social media platform that a company called Influenceable is cutting Big Checks to influencers lined up at Maga on behalf of Big Soda.
“For the past 48 hours, the massive 'influencers' that are likely to line up at MAGA have fed them with roughly the same story points. I'm sure your Maha was off line because he didn't want to buy soda with food stamps,” Soth wrote in the post.
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“Some more detailed [sic] President Trump was called as an emotional manipulation tactic, referring to his diet coke button. “One of them didn't reveal that they had been paid for these posts, and readers came to believe that a general soda ban was in the works,” he added.
Users like X Eric Daugherty have been accused of Grift. In his post he wrote:
“Do you remember when New York City Democrats tried to prevent people from buying and consuming soda? It was a big time. President Trump literally has a diet coke button in his oval office. People think and decide for themselves.
Her daughter was among those who stole the cash, but other influencers like Riley Gaines refused. Gaines wrote that they offered to pay her to post, but she gave them “big fat heck no.”
Unlike the others, Stu Burguiere I'm not even shocked at all.
“This shouldn't be a shock to anyone, right? I mean, it's a work like the influencer industry.
“In fact, I hire people to post for me because I hate it so much. I actually pay to post. Who is the real idiot here?” he jokes.
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