‘What a clown’: Internet brutally trolls Trump as he offers ‘personalized’ gold sneakers to donors who raise $2.5M

PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: In a move that has sparked widespread ridicule online, former President Donald Trump has unveiled a donor-access program offering "personalized" golden high-top sneakers to those who raise a staggering $2.5 million for his campaign.

As per a document released to NBC News by an unnamed source with close ties to the Republican National Committee, this steep price tag grants entry into the 'Trump Victory Trust' circle.

'Victory Trust' circle is just tip of the iceberg in Trump's elaborate donor-access program

Beyond the sneakers, the 'Victory Trust' package includes a host of exclusive perks, such as VIP benefits at the upcoming Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, a signed MAGA hat, access to monthly updates from the RNC's "election integrity and litigation" team via phone, and participation in national retreats and 'Victory' gatherings.

The 'Victory Trust' circle is just the tip of the iceberg in Trump's elaborate donor-access program. For those unable to reach the $2.5 million mark, Trump's donor program offers a tiered system of perks based on contribution levels.

From the $834,600 'Ultra MAGA' tier down to the $24,000 'MAGA 24' tier, each level offers a set of benefits, but the golden sneakers remain the exclusive domain of the highest-tier 'Victory Trust' contributors.

A portion of the funds raised will find their way into Trump's political action committee, Save America, which has been dedicated to covering his legal expenses. In addition to the sneakers, Trump offers 'Victory47' cologne and perfume priced at $99.

Trump has a long history of marketing his own branded merchandise, which includes products such as Trump steaks and Trump Vodka, spanning decades.

Internet erupts in laughter over Trump's 'personalized' sneaker offer

Social media users brutally trolled Trump's "personalized" sneaker offer.

One X commenter quipped, "I'm sorry but who would want those? They are by far the ugliest sneakers I have ever seen!"

Another remarked, "He can’t sell them so he’s giving them away."

A third user expressed disdain, stating, "Personalized crap is still crap. And that’s a lot of money."

Another summed up the sentiment with the phrase, "And the grift goes on…"

A fifth user scoffed, "Great, you get a hideous pair of $20 sneakers made in CHINA."

Another described the move as "desperate".

Another user declared, "He would have to pay me $2.5 million to wear a pair of those ugly ass shoes…."

Lastly, an eight user dismissed Trump's offer, stating, "What a clown."

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