Dunkin’ Donuts Releases Holiday Cups Following Starbucks Controversy with

Starbucks released the holiday cups earlier this month.

Mayor de Blasio wants Donald Trump to chill when it comes to red coffee cups from Starbucks. “Now, Starbucks is completely devoid of any trace of the holiday besides the Christmas tree ornaments, advent calendar, CDs of Christmas music, Christmas-themed gift cards, Christmas cookies and giant displays of their Christmas Blend coffee”. Trump said. “But they don’t have ‘Merry Christmas, ‘ they have ‘Joy'”.

At a campaign rally in October, Trump told a crowd of evangelical Christians in Iowa that, if elected, he would impose a few form of Merry Christmas speech mandate.

Starbucks has recently gotten a lot of flack for their holiday cups since they don’t feature any Christmas-related decorations or references. Last week a man named Joshua Feuerstein posted a video on Facebook complaining about the lack of Christmas on his cup, triggering the 2015 incarnation of what is now an annual “war on Christmas” controversy.

But many continue to add their voices to the debate that hasn’t seem to grown cold, and hastags like #MerryChristmasStarbucks, #ItsJustaCup and ChristmasBUYcot have gone viral.

Starbucks’ vice president of Design & Content, Jeffrey Fields, said of the new cups, “In the past, we have told stories with our holiday cups designs”.

Acknowledging the discontented parties, presidential candidate Donald Trump casually suggested a boycott of the coffee chain.

Trouble may be brewing at Starbucks, where a cup controversy has the Religious Right boiling over.

Bure-who starred as D.J. Tanner on Full House and is now a co-host on The View, representing more conservative viewpoints-has always been vocal about her conservative values and her Christian faith.

“Starbucks has become a place of sanctuary during the holidays”. “That I can tell you”. “I don’t know. Seriously”.