'Completely Insane': Trump Mocked Over 'Delusional' Question For MAGA Fans
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The former president wants to know if he looks like The King.
Donald Trump posted an odd question for his supporters over the weekend, asking them if they think he looks like Elvis.
“For so many years people have been saying that Elvis and I look alike,” the former president wrote on his Truth Social website, then posted a split image showing half of his face alongside half of The King’s.
“Now this pic has been going all over the place,” he added. “What do you think?”
Trump has made the claim before.
“When I was growing up they said I look like Elvis,” he said at a 2018 rally in Elvis’ hometown of Tupelo, Missouri.
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