Trump demands removal of his portrait in the Colorado Capitol and claims it was “distorted”
DENVER (AP) — President Donald Trump is demanding that his portrait in the Colorado state Capitol be taken down, saying he has received complaints about the image and claiming it was “purposefully distorted” to make him look bad. The portrait was painted during Trump’s first term and unveiled in 2019.
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