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The Diet Coke button is back in the White House!

The iconic Diet Coke button is back in the Oval Office! After President Trump’s inauguration, the button he made famous during his first term has returned to the Resolute Desk.

Spotting the button

The small red button, tucked inside a wooden box, was spotted in its old spot, according to The Wall Street Journal. It had been removed in 2021 by President Joe Biden. But now, it’s back! The button, when pressed, alerts White House staff that Trump wants his favorite drink: Diet Coke.

Trump’s love for diet Coke

Trump has always had a soft spot for his soda. In 2017, he admitted to Financial Times, “Everyone gets a little nervous when I press that button.” It’s clear the button made quite an impression!

@thetimes

Will Donald Trump bring back the Diet Coke button? The Oval Office drinks button has a surprisingly illustrious history. Will the president-elect bring it back? The big red button in front of the leader of the free world was impossible for us to miss. Not least because, apart from two secure telephones, it was the only thing on his desk. My Sunday Times colleague Tim Shipman and I were in the Oval Office to interview President Trump in May 2019, before his first state visit to Britain. It’s the question a nation is now asking: will Trump bring back the Diet Coke button when he returns to the Oval Office after his inauguration on January 20? The Trump transition team won’t say (and we did ask them). Though a teetotaller, the president-elect does ingest a lot of caffeine, and is reported to drink a dozen Diet Cokes a day. Now might be a good time for the White House stewards to remember where they’ve stored it. #ovaloffice #donaldtrump #whitehouse #news #uspolitics

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Oval office gets a makeover

But that’s not all. The Oval Office underwent a full makeover, as it traditionally does for each new president. Trump’s office now features portraits of some of America’s founding figures, including Benjamin Franklin and George Washington, whose portrait hangs above the fireplace. The Wall Street Journal also reports that Trump has brought back busts of Winston Churchill and Martin Luther King Jr.

A familiar touch

The president has a knack for bringing back familiar items. He’s kept the gold curtains from his first term, which Biden continued to use. Even the silver eagle figures above the fireplace, a new addition, add a distinctive touch to the office.

A new coffee table setup

Another noticeable change? The coffee table! Under Biden, it was all about chocolate chip cookies. But now, a bouquet of flowers graces the table, alongside a square gold paperweight emblazoned with the word “Trump.”

Trump’s office is a mix of the old and the new. The rug has been switched out too. Gone is Biden’s blue one, replaced with the neutral-colored rug Trump used before.

It’s clear that Trump’s return to the Oval Office has come with a sense of familiarity—and a touch of nostalgia.

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