US EditionTrump portrait to be removed at Colorado Capitol after president’s criticism
- An oil painting of Donald Trump, installed in the Colorado Capitol since 2019, will be removed after Trump criticized it, calling it 'purposefully distorted' and 'truly the worst.'
- Trump voiced his dissatisfaction on Truth Social, where he expressed that many from Colorado shared his views about the painting.
- The removal request was made by Republican State Senate Minority Leader Paul Lundeen and was formalized by the legislature's bipartisan executive committee.
- Artist Sarah Boardman defended her work, aiming for a neutral representation, while acknowledging that presidential portraits often face opposition.
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US President Donald Trump got his way when he demanded that his portrait be removed from the Colorado State Capitol in Denver because he didn't like it. The painting went to a museum and Republicans are already raising money for a new one.
Donald Trump let his portrait in the Capitol hang out out of dissatisfaction, and his counterpart Vladimir Putin, of all people, is now delivering replacements.
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