These former presidents' rude gestures towards Trump have the internet in stitches
Twitter users have responded with great mirth towards the irreverent images involving President Trump.
Whoever did this is a damn genius. pic.twitter.com/htTVbET6c2
— Enzo A Moray (@JaimsVanDerBeek) October 20, 2017
These photoshopped images of former US presidents insulting Donald Trump have been creating quite a stir on social media.
The pictures show the former leaders making some rather rude gestures to the current occupant of the Oval Office.
The first image shows a painting of George Washington, the revolutionary general and first president of the United States, giving the middle finger to Trump as he delivers a speech.
Another shows an exasperated Andrew Jackson clearly face-palming while Trump is seen at his desk conducting business on the phone.
The tweet was posted by Enzo A Moray (@JaimsVanDerBeek) and has been retweeted over 8.5k times since its publication on Friday (October 20).
The user also added the caption "whoever made these is a genius".
Trump is of course a fan of Twitter and uses it several times everyday to communicate with his 41 million followers.
Let's hope he somehow doesn't manage to catch a glimpse of Enzo's trending tweet.
Most responding to the tweet have applauded the original artist's imaginative image doctoring - so far there are already 130 replies.
One user wrote: "So, the White House portraits are like the ones from Harry Potter with these pictures? I like the idea."
While user Karl Wag said: "He will probably claim that the painting is a fake."
YES
— Marie Le Conte (@youngvulgarian) October 24, 2017
— Lisa (@MamaBear64) October 23, 2017
off the chart genius
— AustenJo (@AustenJo) October 23, 2017
Heheh... The last one is superb
— Alan Gardner (@alanroderick) October 24, 2017
The skull ring on Washington's finger...
— 🌹Woooooobie👻🎃 (@WoobieTuesday) October 24, 2017
*thud*
However, not everyone has been impressed. Some Trump admirers have said they think the images go a step too far and undermine the office of president.
whoever did this has no respect for the office of the President or this country.
— lewisloos (@DHSteelerFan07) October 23, 2017
Because hate is all you have. You will learn in 2020 when President Trump is reelected that your hate is not a platform.
— Ssgt smoke (@SsgtSmoke) October 24, 2017
This isn't the first time Donald Trump has been involved in a controversy about his likeness. On Friday (October 20) his son Donald Trump Jr posted on Instagram an altered image of a muscular Donald Trump posing as Superman.
The photoshopped cover of Time magazine also shows the American flag behind Trump and includes the caption: "President Trump. Making America Great Again."
