Trump of the will

In a few days, Donald Trump will take office. Then all speculation will come to an end and the new President of the USA can be judged by his actions (instead of his tweets, his statements and his announcements). Some people will probably rub their eyes in amazement one last time when the first official photo from the Oval Office is published. How exactly did he make it in there? The will of the people? Fake news? Russia? Cambridge Analytica? Luck? Sanity?

In Georgia, at least the advertising knows how to get in everywhere. Durex personal lubricants have certainly not found the most inappropriate testimonial in Trump, even if he is of course unaware of it. The clearly ambiguous slipperiness comes from the pen of Lasha Schrute Milorava and was realized by Tako Abramia. (hae)

Addendum January 20, 2017: The Reckitt Benckiser Group, to which Durex belongs, emphasized to Werbewoche that the motif was created without authorization. "We do not want to adorn ourselves with other people's feathers. The ad motif with Trump was neither developed by Durex, nor is it being used. Durex would like to take this opportunity to emphasize that everyone, regardless of their political position, has the right to better and safer sex," writes Reckitt Benckiser in a statement.