Donald Trump, Titanic and Jeffrey Epstein
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A life-sized statue depicting Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein in a Titanic-inspired pose has surfaced near Capitol Hill, igniting controversy and debate. The installation, crafted by an anonymous group,
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The nearly 12-foot-tall statue was spray-painted in gold and placed facing the Washington Monument. In the sculpture, Trump stands behind Epstein in a pose that closely resembles the romantic “I’m the king of the world” moment portrayed by Jack and Rose in the blockbuster film.
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