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Don Jr. Posts Cruel Photoshop Of Jill Biden's 'Vogue' Cover In Childish Tantrum Over Melania Snub

Don Jr. Posts Cruel Photoshop Of Jill Biden's 'Vogue' Cover In Childish Tantrum Over Melania Snub
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By Winn Sioux Christnot-PetersJul 02, 2021
Winn Sioux Christnot-Peters

Winn Sioux Christnot-Peters is a writer/web designer and aspiring librarian based in Maine. When not writing, they devote much of their time to multiple non-profit organizations, largely focusing on LGBTQ+ rights and animal welfare. During rare moments of free time Winn enjoys video and tabletop games, as well as various nerdy fiber crafts such as crocheting (mainly amigurumi Pokémon, cat toys, and blankets) and counted cross stitch.

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Donald Trump Jr, and the rest of his family, seen to be downright engaged over Vogue magazine's decision to feature first Lady Jill Biden on the cover of their August issue.

Melania Trump was never featured on the magazine's cover during her tenure as First Lady, and it would seem that her family is now taking Dr. Biden's cover as a personal slight.

Don Jr responded to the perceived snub by posting a crudely photoshopped version of the cover—with singer Alice Cooper's Face covering the First Lady's—to Instagram on Thursday.

Trump Jr captioned the image:

"Nailed it. Apologies to Alice Cooper."

Twitter users weren't happy with Don Jr's juvenile edits.




Many chose to antagonize him with the unedited cover or tagged him in posts about it.





Lara Trump, wife of Eric Trump, went on a whole rant on Fox News about Dr. Biden being on the cover when her mother-in-law wasn't.

"Well, it's too bad that we didn't have a first lady who was a model, who was incredibly fashionable [and] who they could get on the cover of Vogue when Donald Trump was in office—oh wait, we did, it was Melania Trump."
"The reason that this happened was because these people are so obsessed with hating Donald Trump."

She also blamed Vogue's reticence to put Melania on the cover on the magazine's "woke"-ness. She called the magazine:

"so woke they could not bring themselves to put an incredibly beautiful woman."

Some folks on Twitter noted Melania had, in fact, already been featured on the cover of Vogue—in 2005, after her wedding to Donald Trump where she was identified as his "new bride" after his 3rd marriage.

Facts are likely not enough to stop the Trumps from seeing this as a personal slight against their family, though.

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