Thursday, May 21, 2026

Trump Mocks Vatican, Catholics With Photoshopped Picture of Himself as Pope, on White House Social Media Account

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Donald Trump is mocking Catholics, the Vatican, and the Pope.

He posted a photo shopped picture of himself dressed as a pope, on his Truth Social.

And on the official White House account on Elon Musk’s X!

I guess his base won’t find this disrespectful to the Pontiff.

It’s Trump himself posting it, not jerks on the internet or kids or whatever.

This week, Trump was the only dignitary to wear not a black suit but a blue one that glowed under the sun in the outside funeral of Pope Francis. He looked like a fool trying to get attention at an incredibly serious moment in history.

He also fell asleep.

Now this:

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