Trump Sticker – Come and Take It (Tylenol Autism Announcement Edition) History repeats itself—first as tragedy, then as bumper sticker. Enter the Frog Mustard Trump Sticker – Come and Take It (Tylenol Edition), a chaotic parody of the autism announcement fever dream that recently crawled out of the Fox News swamp featuring Trump, RFK Jr., and Tylenol in the same sentence like it’s Mad Libs gone wrong. This isn’t just a sticker. It’s a declaration of chaos. It’s a reminder that America can—and will—turn literally anything into a culture war. And now you can turn your car into a rolling satire with one glorious funny bumper sticker. Why This Funny Bumper Sticker Exists Because we’ve hit the point where over-the-counter pain relief is somehow political. Because Tylenol got dragged into the discourse like an unwilling guest at a family Thanksgiving argument. Because Trump and RFK Jr. both decided that autism, conspiracies, and acetaminophen should share a headline. So we thought, “Why not immortalize it?” And thus, the Come and Take It Trump Sticker was born—complete with that smug defiance, but instead of a cannon, it’s Tylenol bottles lined up like they’re ready for open carry. It’s absurd. It’s unhinged. It’s 100% Frog Mustard. Premium Vinyl Sticker & Car Magnet Options This design isn’t printed on cheap stuff you’d find at a gas station checkout. Like all Frog Mustard drops, it’s made with: * Weatherproof Sticker Vinyl – Rain, sleet, snow, bad takes—none of it fazes this sticker. * UV-Resistant Ink – Won’t fade, even if your car spends years roasting in the Walmart parking lot. * Thicc Material – The Tylenol is strong, and so is this vinyl. Prefer a temporary commitment? Grab it as a car magnet. Same cursed imagery, but removable—perfect for when your HOA or boss just doesn’t get it. Why You Need a Trump Sticker in 2025 Because satire is all we have left. You don’t buy this sticker to “make a statement.” You buy it because you know our cultural discourse is a joke, and the punchline is Tylenol somehow ending up in a Fox News chyron next to Trump and RFK Jr. You slap this Trump Sticker on your car to confuse strangers at red lights. You stick it on your Hydroflask to horrify coworkers. You use it to remind people that Frog Mustard thrives on the weirdest headlines America has to offer. This isn’t just a funny sticker—it’s a historical artifact of when politics and painkillers collided. Applications for Maximum Chaos