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Donald Trump With A Frog Painted Over His Mouth Is Brilliant

Donald Trump With A Frog Painted Over His Mouth Is Brilliant

Outstanding.

Mark McGowan

Mark McGowan

After his presidential campaign, and first few weeks in charge, the trolling of Donald Trump has somewhat slowed down.

Back then the memes were endless, but now the dust has settled people have turned their attention to other people to make fun of.

For Brits, the current focus of social media content is on Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn as the surprise general election looms.

Though the onslaught of trolling on the former businessman has become infrequent, people are still very aware that he's sat in the White House making some controversial statements now and again.

It helps, then, to soothe the up and down nature of his presidential tenure, that someone has drawn frogs over his mouth.

Mike Mitchell is the man responsible and he's already a legend.

"BREAKING: Trump Introduces us to His Newest Cabinet Member, a Frog Painted on His Face," he wrote on the initial Tweet.

Mike is an 'Artist/Idiot/Voice of a Generation', according to his Twitter, and does a load of fun graphics on his website.

Given the brilliance of the original tweet, he went on and kept updating it with new images.

And since we mentioned those infamous Photoshops earlier, it's only fair that we revisit them.

It had barely been a week after he'd officially moved into The White House and he was already providing the internet with ridiculous content.

Redditors consumed a picture of him trying to put a lid on a pen, piling on it like a pack of rabid wolverines tearing apart their prey.

For some reason he looks like he's really struggling when it comes to handling the pen, and has a similar look to what a child has when it asks "Daddy, how are babies made?"


Long may this continue.

Yesterday, on top of all this, it was reported that the official Twitter account of Melania Trump 'favourited' a Tweet criticising her marriage.

Was it her or someone who runs her Twitter account? The White House has refused to comment.

Featured Image Credit: Mike Mitchell/Twitter

Topics: Donald Trump