They can't call trump out specifically, but they can really imply it cleverly to give themselves plausible deniability:

Taco Bell presents the Taco47:

• Doritos Loco Taco shell with artificial bright orange nacho cheese dust flavoring
• Grilled chicken that has a tendency to fall out. Resulting in a "chicken out" situation, as always.
• Too much sour creme ruining the meal
• Served with Diet Coke only, but with way too much ICE

Cost is 75 cents each, which you'd expect to be a bargain, but we've decided you've been taking advantage of us for years so there is a 150% tariff we've placed on it resulting in a $1.87 price before other taxes.

This is the end of my joke, but I have to share this part. I went looking for a picture to include in this post and found one on NPRs website from 2012 when the Doritos Loco taco first came out (Wait Wait Don't Tell Me show). They were commenting on it and I'm laughing hard at some of these comments:

• Eva: Everything about this is disgusting, and I love it.
• Peter: I don't like it. I open my mouth and take a breath before biting it, and get a lungful of powder. It's part taco, part asthma inhaler.
• Eva: Dorito's orange powder: The fat man's cocaine.
• Peter: Next time somebody thinks they've hit bottom, they should ask themselves, "Sure, I've lost my job and my spouse, but am I eating a Dorito Supreme? No? Then party on."
• Eva: Just like with regular Doritos, you can't eat just one. Which must be why I just absent-mindedly ate 23 tacos.
• Mike: This is the perfect combination of two things that are terrible for you. As if ammonia and hydrochloric acid, mixed together, tasted like chocolate.
• (Eva is offered another.) Eva: No thanks. I ate the first one, but now I feel really bad about it.
• Mike: Exactly. I'm trying to find an analogy, for something you do, but don't enjoy. It's like shooting Lenny at the end of "Of Mice and Men."
• Peter: Think of the tacos, Lenny! Think of the Tacos!
• [The verdict: If you like Doritos, in all their orangey glory, you will like these, but just a little while later you will regret everything you've done to lead you to that moment.]

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I was just joking around. I can't imagine that the public would tolerate, much less be fooled by, such transparent and sloppy manipulation. That would be like the US President selling crypto, or promoting a brand of cars, or selling access to himself. I just don't see that happening.