President Trump goes grocery ‘shopping’ in Utah and the photos are fantastic

In a visit to Utah, President Donald Trump caused quite a stir when he grabbed a shopping cart at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints food warehouse on Monday.
Trump visited the LDS Church Bishops’ Central Storehouse in Salt Lake City as he swung through Utah in an effort to encourage Sen. Orrin Hatch to run for an eighth term in Washington, according to The Desert News.
When a member of the media yelled out to ask Trump if he wanted Hatch to run for re-election, Trump replied, “Yes!” Another reporter asked Trump if he was only trying to block Mitt Romney from moving back to Utah to run for Hatch’s seat, Trump praised Mitt as “a good man.”
So, Trump is not ready to malign Romney… at least not yet.
But the photos of Trump’s visit to the grocery depot were priceless.
(Photos courtesy of Saul Loeb and Getty Images)
The president was in Utah to sign proclamations cutting the sizes of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments when he visited the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints’ food distribution center, the Deseret News reported.
Religious liberty and the church’s welfare program were topics of discussion as church leaders met with Trump.
“Good stuff,” the president said during the visit, pointing to a cart full of groceries.
“This is very exciting for me,” Trump told those gathered at the food warehouse. “I know so many people that are in your church, the Latter-day Saints. The job you’ve done is beyond anything you could think of — taking care of people the way you take care of people and the respect that you have all over the world.”

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