Silke Jasso
Donald Trump doesn’t like it when people portray him in an unflattering light.
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Politico reported that in a meeting with top media executives, Trump berated NBC president Deborah Turness, saying that her “network won’t run a nice picture of him, instead choosing ‘this picture of me,’ as he made a face with a double chin.”
In a primary debate, he ranted against Marco Rubio calling his hands small, and went so far as to make a phallic reference. “And he referred to my hands if they’re small, something else must be small,” Trump said. “I guarantee you there’s no problem. I guarantee you.”
Unfortunately for Trump, Andy Lassner, a producer at Ellen, had a little fun with Photoshop, taking the president-elect’s chin to task. The unflattering picture shows Trump with not just a double chin, but a sort of chin that seems to be falling, searching for solid ground. And Twitter is loving it.
But, of course, Lassner was just looking out for the Donald; he told all his followers not to use the picture of the future president.
https://twitter.com/andylassner/status/803128317834510337
Lassner’s followers have eagerly run with the image and even thrown in some of their own favorite pictures of Trump.
Here's my personal favorite. pic.twitter.com/4WLYWrrxMF
— RichWhy (@RichWhy) November 28, 2016
— #CountEveryVote Debrianna📢 (@DMansini) November 28, 2016
