Trump just showed us EXACTLY who he serves
(it's not the American people)
A gold-framed portrait of Trump and Vladimir Putin was spotted hanging in the White House’s Palm Room, while a photo of President Biden was replaced with an image of an autopen. Trump mocked Jackie Kennedy’s design legacy, and he boasted that the room is now his personal masterpiece.
The display of Putin, while omitting Biden, is part of a broader pattern: Trump has repeatedly praised authoritarian leaders, including Kim Jong-un, Xi Jinping, and even Hitler’s generals, according to his former Chief of Staff. The symbolism of Trump’s dangerous rhetoric, including his dehumanizing attacks on his perceived enemies, is ramping up. Trump is glorifying violence, dismantling empathy, and pushing the country toward authoritarianism while journalists are under attack and everyday Americans resist.
The video above has the full story.
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Heather
This video is based on my written post, which can be found HERE.
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