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No one gets the common man quite like Donald Trump.

On his website,mmkz-022 black guy 's eroticism too much! it is! President-elect Trump is selling a $150 dollar "Make America Great Again" Christmas ornament. The unique decoration, based off of 2016's most surprising fashion statement, was announced in an email to supporters on Wednesday.

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"This ornament is sure to make any tree stand out," the Trump online shop writes of the brass decoration.

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Finished in 14 karat gold, the collectible ornament is shaped like "the classic red MAGA hat," the email from Trump's store manager explains.

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"President-elect Trump loves Christmas and makes a point of proudly saying 'Merry Christmas' every chance he gets," the email reads, though we don't recall hearing him say it during his trip to The New York Timesyesterday. "This collectible ornament commemorates Trump's commitment to the Christmas spirit."

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We're sure a $150 ornament is exactly what every disenfranchised Rust Belt voter wants for their tree.

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