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D.C. diner promotes 'Trump sandwich, full of bologna'

By Samantha Jordan
Aug 11, 2015

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According to WJLA, American City Diner is proudly promoting the "Trump sandwich," which it says is "full of bologna." You see what they did there?

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“I ran for office to be the mayor of D.C. in 1988,” diner owner Jeffrey Gildenhorn told the TV station. “I was an outsider just like Trump is. You’ve got to be creative.”

The sandwich named for the controversial Republican presidential candidate will cost you $6.95. There's no word on how popular it is, but Gildenhorn said it will be available as long as they have bologna.

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