Multiple New Donald Trump Portraits Installed White House During Second Term

President Donald Trump has been extensively redecorating the White House during his second term, prominently featuring numerous new paintings of himself in various heroic and symbolic poses. Deputy Assistant Sebastian Gorka has shared images of these portraits on social media, including a striking orange-toned painting and another depicting Trump with a fiery backdrop, which has drawn mixed reactions online. Trump has also replaced portraits of previous political figures, such as Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, with his own images or those of figures he admires, further personalizing the decor. The new artwork includes a painting of Trump pumping his fist after surviving an assassination attempt and a portrait with the American flag painted on his face, displayed alongside former GOP presidents Abraham Lincoln and Ronald Reagan. These changes have sparked public debate about the appropriateness and symbolism of the portraits, especially those that appear to show the country in turmoil behind Trump. The White House has not yet commented on the costs or the artists behind these commissions, but the trend continues with promises of more portraits to come.