Parliament of Colorado will withdraw the presidential portrait that disliked Donald Trump

The Colorado Parliament will withdraw from the United States president gallery exposed in its Capitol a portrait of Donald Trump, which disliked the Republican president for considering that he was deliberately deformed and that he shows him less handsome than the fact to Barack Obama.

Between one publication about tariffs and another on migration, Trump took the time on Sunday to complain about the portrait that he considers not worthwhile.

«No one likes a bad photo or a bad painting of himself, but the portrait of Colorado, installed by the governor along with those of the other presidents, was deliberately deformed to a point that neither I, perhaps, had seen before,» he wrote.

In addition, Trump was upset about the fact that the portrait of the former Democratic president Barack Obama, made like his by the artist Sarah Boardman, was much better, in his opinion.

«The artist also painted President Obama, and he looks wonderful, but mine is really the worst. He must have lost his talent when he ages. In any case, he would have preferred a thousand times not having any portrait rather than having this, ”he said in his social truth network.

The 78 -year -old Republican asked the Democratic governor of Colorado, Jared Polis, to withdraw the painting that had been hung in 2019.

And immediately the directive of Parliament, of a Democratic majority in both chambers, agreed to the application and issued an order on Monday to «immediately be removed the portrait of Donald Trump of his current location on the third floor of the Capitol.»

«If the Republican party wants to waste time and money to decide what portrait of Trump to place in the Capitol is his issue,» said Democratic bench spokesman in the House of Representatives, Jarrett Freedman.

Donald Trump seems to like a portrait that Russian President Vladimir Putin recently gave him.

The United States special emissary Steve Witkoff declared that Trump «clearly felt excited» by that painting, which he described as «beautiful.»