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Trump, 80, Roasted After Desperate Obama Attack Backfires

The Daily Beast

June 27, 2026

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Narrative Analysis: Name Calling

Trump, 80, Roasted After Desperate Obama Attack Backfires

Jonathan Ernst / REUTERSA nostalgic post from President Donald Trump comparing himself to a former president appears not to have landed as he had hoped.The 80-year-old president spent Saturday flooding Truth Social with AI-generated imagery, including one depicting himself as God holding the world on his shoulders. But it wasn’t the divine self-portrait that got people talking. Instead, attention shifted to a real-life side-by-side post showing Trump at age 20 in a New York Military Academy uniform alongside former president Barack Obama at 18, pictured with a cigarette in his mouth. Read more at The Daily Beast.

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