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While Trump’s fingerprints are already obvious in the eternally tacky “all gold everything” at the White House, the imbecility of today’s move is beyond words.
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Where photos of Trump with Emmanuel Macron, the French president, used to hang, there can now be seen – on the walls of the White House – photos of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un and Trump.
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To be clear, Trump has replaced photos of the leader of one of America’s closest allies, a country with which the United States defeated the forces of fascism in World War II, with an homage to a brutal dictator who has killed members of his own family and starved his population into submission in his interminable quest for absolute power.
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Pictures of President Trump and Kim Jong Un in the West Wing of the White House. A few weeks ago, these frames surrounded pics of Trump with Emmanuel Macron, president of France, one of America’s closest allies. pic.twitter.com/RZja99SDnJ
— Michael C. Bender (@MichaelCBender) June 18, 2018
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Trump has never been an advocate for democratic ideals, but his cozying up to dictators – Vladimir Putin of Russia, Kim Jong-un of North Korea, Recep Erdogan of Turkey, Viktor Orban of Hungary – is not only poor optics but an abdication of America’s role as a protector of civil and human rights.
Trump may claim that his White House values democracy, but his actions speak much, much louder.
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