In a story that’s sending shockwaves through both political and tech circles, Apple CEO and openly gay billionaire Tim Cook has allegedly made an extraordinary offer to conservative rising star Karoline Leavitt: a $219 million package along with exclusive, unreleased Apple products — all in exchange for her public and lifelong endorsement of LGBT rights.

According to unnamed sources, Cook’s offer was part of a bold initiative to bridge ideological divides and promote inclusivity on a global scale. The deal, reportedly involving luxury access to unreleased Apple technology and high-profile media opportunities, came with just one condition: Leavitt would have to openly and permanently support the LGBT community.

But Karoline Leavitt’s response has stunned the internet into silence.

“I am not for sale.”

That single sentence, reportedly posted on a private political forum before going viral, has drawn praise from some and outrage from others. Within hours, the phrase began trending across X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and Reddit, sparking heated debate over values, integrity, and the influence of wealth in modern discourse.

Critics argue the situation highlights the growing tension between conservative figures and progressive corporate agendas. Supporters of Leavitt have praised her for “standing her ground,” while others see the refusal as a missed opportunity for unity and change.

As of now, neither Apple nor Tim Cook has issued an official comment. Karoline Leavitt’s team has also remained silent beyond the viral statement.