[dainbramaged]

Since Kentucky Fried Chicken changed its name to KFC in 1991, where did that bucket come from? Is it a prop like the fool Cohen stuffing his ugly face?

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

“Since Kentucky Fried Chicken changed its name to KFC in 1991, where did that bucket come from?”
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Good catch!

[R_Kangel]

"Since Kentucky Fried Chicken changed its name to KFC in 1991, where did that bucket come from? Is it a prop like the fool Cohen stuffing his ugly face?"

...... You raise a great point .... That name or even the artwork has not been used on their products since their name change. The current image of the Colonel is stylized and no longer looks like that.

..... It's a shame that there can't be a nationwide campaign to contact KFC about their former product being used in bad taste in a disgusting and biased political campaign. I'm sure there are a few Trump supporters out there that Buy and Regularly consume their products.

[Black Agnes]

Maybe he’s sending a message to mcconnell.

[Sarcasm Factory]

I've not been to KFC myself for quite a spell, but I don't see a problem with their buckets spelling out "Kentucky Fried Chicken." The company does still retain the trademark on the latter string, regardless of the official corporate name. Also, see the following article about the company's name changes over the years:

KFC/Kentucky Fried Chicken

Since Kentucky Fried Chicken changed its name to KFC in 1991, where did that bucket come from? Is it a prop like the fool Cohen stuffing his ugly face?