White House posts Usher-themed meme after NATO chief calls Trump ‘daddy’
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White House Social Media Team accelerated the breast game with a new parody from the NATO Summit, called the secretary General Mark Rutte. Donald Trump “daddy.”
Usher Hit “Daddy’s Home,” a video, Trump’ın Air Force One’s supporters showed that he cheered. In addition, clips from the summit showed the hands of the President of the Netherlands, the meetings with world leaders and the hands of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
As Rutte commented the day before, the White House clip caught the social media.
Internet personality Mario Nawfal, “the presidential breast game reaches unprecedented levels,” he wrote X.
World leaders Akın to meet Trump at the NATO summit
During a bilateral meeting with President Donald Trump in Hague, the Netherlands, Rutte defended an explanatory use to criticize Israel and Iran while Trump threatened the ceasefire he had mediped. “My father sometimes should use a strong language.” (Piroschka van de Wouw, Pool photo through AP)
“This is the best thing on the Internet.”
The others were less excited.
ABC News correspondent Jonathan Karl wrote with the clip.
“This is a super straight and super alpha male.
Rubio, Trump’s response to NATO leader, the President called ‘father’ reaction
During a bilateral meeting with Trump in The Hague, the Netherlands, Rutte advocated an explanatory use to criticize Israel and Iran while Trump threatened the ceasefire he had mediated.
“My father sometimes should use a strong language.”
Apart from the White House on Tuesday morning, a disappointed Trump told journalists that Israel and Iran “have fought so long and so much and do not know what they are doing.”
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Minister of Foreign Affairs Marco Rubio When a reporter asked the comment at a press conference at the summit on Wednesday, he cracked to laugh.
Rutte and Trump found a common reason to push NATO allies to increase defense expenditures. During the summit, the alliance requested that Trump increased each member state’s defense expenditures to 5%.
