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'The West Wing' Star Martin Sheen Just Trolled Trump Hard With A Shady New 2020 Bumper Sticker

'The West Wing' Star Martin Sheen Just Trolled Trump Hard With A Shady New 2020 Bumper Sticker
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Martin Sheen may be lighting up Netflix with his role in Grace and Frankie, but his most famous TV role by far is President Josiah Bartlet on The West Wing.

Bartlet is known throughout the show as a moral compass with admirable integrity and a quick wit that stand in stark contrast to President Donald Trump.


Sheen highlighted that contrast even more with a bumper sticker he texted to MSNBC host Chris O'Donnell, who read it on the air.

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The sticker reads:

"Trump / Putin? 2020"

The implication that Putin is a running mate of sorts for Trump isn't too far-fetched. Trump continues to take no action against Russia's efforts to interfere with the 2020 election, just as he questions Russia's involvement with 2016 election interference.

People felt Sheen's sticker was spot on.







For more information about Russian interference, check out The Road to Unfreedom, available here.

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