Donald Trump is afraid of losing brain cells as a result of a vegan diet. This is what a former employee of the former US president claims in her disclosure book.
Washington DC – A nine year old boy once wanted to save the United States. To do this, he needed help, preferably from an adult and even better from someone with something to say. Because it was 2019, Evan LeFevre turned to the then President: Donald Trump.
Under the name “Vegan Evan” the boy had already achieved fame with his campaign “Make America Healthy Again”. Now he challenged Donald Trump to the “Vegan Challenge”. The president, whose love of meat-heavy fast food is well known, was supposed to be vegan for a month. In return, the non-governmental organization “Million Dollar Vegan” agreed to donate one million US dollars to a charity that Donald Trump should have chosen. The money came from donations, a spokesman for “Million Dollar Vegan” told the Business Insider news portal at the time.
“Vegan Evan” challenges Donald Trump
“Vegan Evan” left nothing to burn. The invitation to the “Vegan Challenge” appeared via social media, in advertisements in large daily newspapers such as the New York Times and on giant billboards on the highways around New York City and Washington DC It apparently reached the Oval Office in the White House. At least that’s what Stephanie Grisham, former employee and long-time confidante of Donald Trump, reports in her new book “I’ll Take Your Questions Now”, which will be published next week and from which the US Portal Politico has already published excerpts.
In her role as director of communications at the time, she asked Donald Trump – half jokingly – if he would consider accepting the challenge. “After all, the challenge would raise a lot of money for a good cause,” Grisham said in her book. “I knew how much he loved his steaks and cheeseburgers, but a month didn’t seem like that long.”
Donald Trump has great reservations about a vegan diet
Donald Trump is said to have reacted anything but amused. The matter seemed pretty serious to him, according to Grisham. “No no. That messes up your body chemistry and your brain, ”said the US President. “If I lose even one brain cell, we’re all screwed.”
| Stephanie Grisham | |
|---|---|
| 2015 to 2016 | Press officer in Donald Trump’s election campaign |
| 2016 to 2017 | Special advisor to Donald Trump’s transition team |
| January 2017 to March 2017 | Deputy Press Secretary at the White House |
| March 2017 to July 2019 | First Lady Press Secretary at the White House |
| July 2019 to April 2020 | Director of Communications in the White House |
| April 2020 to January 2021 | Chief of Staff in the White House |
So Donald Trump did not accept the challenge of the nine-year-old activist. According to Grisham, the danger of losing necessary brainwash due to vegetables in the meal seemed too great. “Vegan Evan” was not discouraged by this. He continues to pursue his goals and sets new ones. In 2048 he wants to inherit Trump and become President of the United States himself. (Daniel Dillmann)
