President Donald Trump might not know how to run things, like a country, or accomplish things, but he is a true savant when it comes to
taking credit for things. Couple this sixth sense with the fact that Trump likes putting his name on things and it should come as no surprise that the Trump administration is now requiring federal food aid boxes delivered to struggling Americans be accompanied by a letter from Trump taking credit for the government help. The practice was Ivanka Trump’s idea,
according to Fox News, and first got started over the summer with Trump’s note being included in some boxes along with a message about coronavirus safety.
With the election just over a month away and Trump trailing in the polls, the optional part of the Trump branding was dropped, Politico
reports. The Agriculture Department has begun requiring all of the USDA’s $4 billion Families to Farmers Food Box Program being distributed by entities with government contracts include the one-page letter. “As President, safeguarding the health and well-being of our citizens is one of my highest priorities,” the letter reads. “As part of our response to coronavirus, I prioritized sending nutritious food from our farmers to families in need throughout America.”