Donald Trump has been voted as the 47th president of the United States and the results have sent shockwaves through the internet. This victory marked Trump's second term as the President of the United States, as he defeated his Democratic opponent Kamala Harris.
Many have expressed their displeasure about the election results, speaking about how it was unbelievable that Trump was voted to power for a second term.
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However, the popular culture, current affairs, and fashion magazine Vanity Fair did not hold back when expressing its displeasure about the election results in the magazine cover.
"Four years after launching an unprecedented attack on democracy and leaving the White House in disgrace, the convicted felon will return to Washington, DC, as the 47th president of the United States."
Trump's presidential election campaign covered anti-LGBTQIA+ and pro-life commentary, along with conspiracy theories about how school teachers were brainwashing students into performing gender-affirming surgeries.
Vanity Fair also mentioned the multiple charges about the recently re-elected President to light.
"34 Felony Counts. 1 Conviction. 2 Cases Pending. 2 Impeachments. 6 Bankruptcies. 4 More Years. The 47th American President."
The cover quickly went viral on social media, attracting over 1.3 million likes on Instagram in less than 24 hours. However, while many agreed with the magazine's views, some had comments about Donald Trump's picture used on the cover as well.
Twitter users had several views about Donald Trump's image used in the viral Vanity Fair cover
Many Twitter users shared their thoughts about the now-viral Vanity Fair magazine cover published after Donald Trump was re-elected as the President of the United States. Some even went on to label the image as a "jumpscare."
Others made comments about how Vanity Fair must truly hate Trump to use such an image on the magazine cover, stating that his "face card" declined.
"even photoshop couldn’t save that horrendous face"
"What a tanked face damnn"
"He looks ugly as f**k"
"This should have been flagged as sensitive content"
Many users even commented on how Vanity Fair did not do Trump justice with the image they used for the cover.
"they ate this up"
While most users commented on the brutality of the statistics presented by Vanity Fair, others noted that somebody with a record like Trump's should be put behind bars instead of being elected as the President of the United States.
"And he still won. By A LOT. stats indeed."
"Don’t forget the child r*pe"
"Background checks should be eliminated since the country collectively didn’t care. ABOLISH Background checks"
Vanity Fair has long been known for its anti-Trump stance, as was also seen during the 2016 election campaign which saw a feud between the reelected President and its then-editor, Graydon Carter.
However, President Donald Trump has not made any comments on the viral cover or the statistics presented on the image so far.
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