US EditionTrump portrait to be removed at Colorado Capitol after president’s criticism
- The Colorado General Assembly agreed to remove a portrait of Donald Trump from the State Capitol after he criticized it for being 'purposefully distorted' and 'the worst.'
- Democrats and Republicans in the state legislature collaborated on the portrait's removal, with Senate Republicans stating it aligns with tradition.
- The portrait, painted by Sarah Boardman, will be stored in the History Colorado museum, with no plans yet for a new portrait.
- Boardman defended her work as 'neutral' and expressed that the painting needed to reflect Trump's historical significance rather than his current demeanor.
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Colorado removes from its Capitol a portrait of Donald Trump that he called 'distorted'
Colorado Republicans had raised more than $10,000 to commission the oil painting.
·Pittsburgh, United States
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Vinay Menon: Donald Trump hates his portrait in Colorado? Canada should turn itself into one big gallery of mocking Trump effigies
A portrait of Trump that he didn’t like has been removed from the Colorado State Capitol. What if we weaponized his delusional vanity against him?
·Toronto, Canada
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