Click image for larger version. Why is there a portrait of FDR?
Posted on 02/14/2025 9:09:38 AM PST by Cecily
President Donald Trump's mugshot is framed and hung right outside the Oval Office new pictures from the White House reveal.
The mugshot was first noticed on social media as it poked through the door of the Oval Office in a photo shared by Trump staffer Margo Martin.
DailyMail.com confirmed the image in photos taken by media photographers during a meeting between President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Click image for larger version. Why is there a portrait of FDR?
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Jim didn't outlast Trump or CNN.
Oh stop! My side’s hurting...I’m laughing...laughing so...hard!
Try it using N = 3; then again with N = 4, and you will see why.
Jim Acosta needs The Pimp Hand.
Coffee mugs, t-shirts, hoodies, bumper stickers, you name it.
Very popular pic of Trump.
Laughing? Not so! Cheering! YES!
We cannot spare this man, He Fights.
I think it is appropriate to have FDR up there the Guy only won one more Election than DJT. Plus, he is a pretty historical figure from the Great Depression till the near end of WWII. We can’t book burn ever democrat that ever was POTUS you know, otherwise Jackson would be book burned too. The Parties have cycled. Remember when the Democrats were the Solid South and now they are Solid MAGA. Let’s at least acknowledge he was a large figure at his time. No need to topple any statues. How would you like it in 20 years Trump was destroyed aka by Dem al Quida blowing up his face on mt Rushmore?
Keep it. No pun, they may need to wheel it out again, there’s a lot of trash yet and still a long haul ahead.
Even without being certain what one actually was, I was still sure the first part fit.
I stand corrected
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