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Trump's Unusual Weekend on Social Media

The 80-year-old U.S. president spent Saturday sharing AI-generated images showing himself touring the White House with America's first president, and posted a photo wearing a "Trump 2028" hat

Trump Posts AI Images of Himself With George Washington, Praises Kim Jong Un
Trump and Washington
Trump and Washington (Photo: The White House)

U.S. President Donald Trump, 80, spent Saturday posting an unusual series of messages on his Truth Social platform. The president shared at least four posts featuring AI-generated images depicting himself showing the White House's new ballroom to George Washington, America's first president who died 227 years ago.

Trump's construction project, estimated at $400 million, is currently frozen after a federal appeals court ruled that the administration lacks the necessary congressional authority to proceed. Despite this legal setback, the president chose to post artificial intelligence-generated images showing himself alongside Washington in various scenarios.

One image shows Trump and Washington on horseback. Trump, dressed in a suit and tie, sits on a black horse next to Washington riding a white horse. Another AI-generated picture depicts the two presidents writing together on what appears to be a historical map or document.

The posts extended beyond historical fantasy. Trump also shared a dark image of himself wearing a hat reading "Trump 2028," accompanied by the caption "We are going to win." This post raises questions about his political intentions, as U.S. law limits presidents to two terms in office.

In another message, Trump reminisced fondly about his relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The president posted a photo showing both men looking serious and not particularly friendly, but wrote: "Despite the unfriendly appearance in this specific photo, there are many where we are smiling." Trump added that "Kim Jong Un and I get along great!"

Trump's relationship with the North Korean leader has been controversial in the past, with the two meeting several times in attempts to reach agreements regarding North Korea's nuclear program. The recent post suggests Trump still views these connections as a diplomatic achievement.

Saturday's unusual series of posts joins a long line of unconventional messages the president regularly shares on his social media platform. While some supporters see this as an expression of his unique personality and direct connection with the public, critics argue such behavior is inappropriate for a U.S. president.

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