Publix stores have the cover of Enquirer covered. TRUMP is on cover. I uncovered all issues every isle yesterday. Saying I ❤️ our President!
— Ann Bailey (@Annbailey36) December 24, 2016
https://t.co/eyLDv4oJ7H. Public respect Trump supporters I and my family will never buy any product at any publix.
— Francisco Cruz (@CruzFicruz) December 29, 2016
It's no secret that the National Inquire is beyond "cozy" with Trump, and it's easy to see why Trump supporters feel that this is an attack on their leader.Shame on Publix, refuses to display photos of potus TRUMP that are on National Enquirer magazine.
— 100% 4 POTUS TRUMP (@1ProTrump) January 5, 2017
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But despite Trump's relationship with the tabloid, the decision from Publix to block the National Inquirer seems to have more to do with the fact it's just an offensive rag that no one should have to look at.Time magazine should name David Pecker of American Media to be its top guy...but they are not smart enough to do that!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 3, 2013
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