US presidential candidate Donald Trump has licensed a limited series of branded wristwatch models, two of which are a reference to the recent attack on his life in Butler, Pennsylvania.
The Republican candidate escaped death by not being present in the June 13 elections, when the alleged killer killed a member of the board and died in grave danger more than twice before he was neutralized by the Secret Service.
The official website of Trump Watches, which this year was at the fifth exhibition, offers “Fight, fight, fight.” Model, referring to what Trump said when he raised the punchline slogan after the shooting of Butler. The three basic options are limited to 1,000 pieces, starting at $499 plus tax.
The other model, made by Turbilhão, is made of 18-carat gold and is set with 122 diamonds, of which only 147 are diamonds. Sold for US$100,000.
Trump also sold $100 coins bearing his image, one “This comes from EUA” Bíblia gifted country singer Lee Greenwood for $60, Trump white gold high-top sneakers for $399, and “Vitoria 47” colônia e perfume for $99 or bottle.
All of these markets appear to be licensed markets by a company called CIC Ventures LLC, which appears to have no connection to the Trump Organization, or the Republican candidate's real estate business, which was linked to New York lawyers linked to Democrats in power. .
Trump has a long history of licensing his image to branded products, from vodka to steaks, some of which will sell better than others.
On the other hand, the famous red “Make America Great Again” baseball cards are the official markets of his presidential campaigns in 2016, 2020 and this time as well. Purchases of authentic MAGA badges are considered political contributions and are monitored by the Federal Election Commission.
Accused by his critics of entering politics for personal enrichment, Trump filed all of his checks while serving as president from 2017 to 2021, with his net worth dwindling while out of office.