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First we were forced to wonder whether or not self-proclaimed movie lover Tom Cruise had ever actually 。 seen。a movie, now the American people are asking, "Has Donald Trump ever been to a grocery store?" 。

At a Make America Great Again rally in Tampa, Florida, on Tuesday night, President Trump went off on a little tangent about the need for voter IDs. He explained his belief that people need a physical form of identification for just about everything in the country, including grocery shopping. (Reminder: That is simply not true.)。

"The time has come for voter ID, like everything else. You know if you go out an buy groceries, you need a picture or a card — you need ID," Trump said to the crowd. 
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But despite the president's words, it's pretty common knowledge that anyone can go into a grocery or convenience store and buy food without showing photo ID. 。

The misleading remark about grocery shopping led essentially every human who has ever been to a supermarket to think that Trump, like the woefully uninformed Lucille Bluth, has never purchased food from a store in his life. And as you can imagine, his comment was trolled mercilessly. 。

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