Washington, D.C. — President Donald J. Trump unveiled his latest venture, a line of flavored boots, leaving both fashionistas and political pundits perplexed.

“They’re the best-tasting boots you’ve ever had,” Trump proclaimed from the White House Rose Garden, flanked by Vice President JD Vance and First Lady Melania Trump.​

The boots, available in flavors like “MAGA Mango,” “Covfefe Caramel,” and “Border Wall Berry,” are said to be a metaphor for the administration’s approach: tough on the outside, with a surprising twist inside.​

JD Vance demonstrates the official White House taste test protocol—'If it doesn’t lick right, it doesn’t legislate right.
JD Vance demonstrates the official White House taste test protocol—’If it doesn’t lick right, it doesn’t legislate right.

“No one has ever done flavored boots before,” Trump stated, gesturing to a display of the colorful footwear. “Obama never had boots. Biden? Never had boots. I have boots—very good boots, tremendous boots—and now they’re delicious, too.”​

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt described the flavored boots as an “American game-changer.” “Democrats tried to impeach him, indict him, and silence him,” Leavitt said during a spirited press briefing. “But President Trump is unstoppable. And now he’s unstoppable in vanilla, chocolate, and freedom-flavored footwear.”​

Unstoppable in suede: Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt introduces the new ‘Executive Order Edition’ boots—now available in ‘Cinnamon Censure’ and ‘Chocolate Filibuster.
Unstoppable in suede: Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, sporting her new Fox News hairdo, introduces the new ‘Executive Order Edition’ boots—now available in ‘Cinnamon Censure’ and ‘Chocolate Filibuster.

Not everyone in Trump’s inner circle was convinced. Former campaign strategist Steve Bannon reportedly grumbled, “I suggested edible hats in 2016, and Jared shot it down. And now we’re selling strawberry boots?”​

Meanwhile, Mar-a-Lago gift shops report record pre-orders, with Trump enthusiasts excitedly lining up to literally taste victory—or at least the boots that now embody it.​

Steve Bannon reacts to not getting a cut of the flavored boot profits—seen here moments before pitching his own line of tactical loafers, ‘Freedom Feet.’
Steve Bannon reacts to not getting a cut of the flavored boot profits—seen here moments before pitching his own line of tactical loafers, ‘Freedom Feet.’

The President closed his announcement by inviting reporters to taste-test samples, leaving seasoned correspondents awkwardly chewing on chunks of leather, wondering just how literally they should take the phrase “eating crow.”