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Trump's lockscreen photo on his iPhone is 'Trumpiest thing ever'
Trump's lockscreen photo on his iPhone is 'Trumpiest thing ever'

The Star

time3 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • The Star

Trump's lockscreen photo on his iPhone is 'Trumpiest thing ever'

Photographers captured a glimpse of the lockscreen, which shows a seemingly enhanced portrait of himself pointing to the camera.— AFP President Donald Trump's lockscreen is going viral. While exiting Air Force One last Friday, photographers captured a glimpse of Trump's lockscreen, which shows a seemingly enhanced portrait of himself pointing to the camera. One picture had even caught a glimpse of a text from Roger Stone, one of Trump's closest political advisors. One social media user, who goes by the name 'johnny maga,' posted a photograph of the lock screen with the caption 'Goes hard.' Benny Johnson, a conservative commentator, posted the screen on X with the fire emoji. But other users had quite the opposite reaction. 'Trump having a photo of himself on his lock screen is the Trumpiest thing ever,' journalist James Surowiecki wrote on X. 'Just imagine what you'd say to a friend of yours if you saw that on his lock screen he had a picture of himself pointing at the camera,' he wrote in a separate post. George Conway, a prominent Trump critic once heavily involved in Republican politics, added on X, 'In Greek mythology, Narcissus fell in love with his own reflection in a pool of water.' 'Trump's lock screen was spotted on his phone last night—and it was a photo of himself. Is that not one of the most narcissistic, self-absorbed things you've ever seen??? Not his family, not his kids, but himself,' Harry Sisson, a liberal social media influencer, posted on X. Sisson had also posted a TikTok to his 1.8 million followers reacting to the image. 'Do you know how narcissistic you have to be to want yourself to be your phone screen? Just like constantly looking at yourself. Normal people have a photo of themselves and others, like their family, or their friends, or maybe them and their pet, or something along those lines,' he said. 'No, no… in Donald Trump's world, it's constant him." Another user, journalist Aaron Rupar, wrote that 'having a photo of yourself is actually cringe.' Trump has at least had the same background since 2023, after he was pictured with it while riding in a golf cart, and again the next year while with content creators Nelk on Air Force One. – News Service

Husband of Dem mayor arrested for DUI while driving toddler son hits back at critics
Husband of Dem mayor arrested for DUI while driving toddler son hits back at critics

Yahoo

time07-04-2025

  • Politics
  • Yahoo

Husband of Dem mayor arrested for DUI while driving toddler son hits back at critics

The husband of Lumberton Township, New Jersey, Mayor Gina LaPlaca, who was arrested on St. Patrick's Day for allegedly driving drunk with the couple's toddler, says his wife should be left alone because she's not the mayor of a large city. "It's not like she's the mayor of some big city," said Jason Carty, LaPlaca's husband, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. "Lumberton has only 13,000 people," he reportedly said. "All I want is for my wife to get better and for everyone to leave her alone." Despite intense backlash, the mayor has not resigned, even as she reportedly receives inpatient treatment to recover from her addiction. Watch: Democratic Lawmaker Arrested For Dui After Failing Roadside Sobriety Test As Wife Slept In Backseat New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy called for LaPlaca to resign last week, according to Read On The Fox News App "I wish her a speedy journey to a better place for her and her family," he reportedly said. "I think, based on what I've seen, I think it would be wise for her to put aside her public duties until she gets to that better place." On March 17, LaPlaca, 45, was arrested outside her home after a witness took a video that allegedly showed her driving erratically and called the police. When police confronted the mayor, she was removing her toddler son from the back seat of her blue BMW. At the scene, she allegedly slurred her words and first told police she hadn't had anything to drink before admitting to drinking moments later. Rhode Island Democrat Lawmaker Arrested For Dui Ordered To Install Car Breathalyzer Bodycam footage shows the side of LaPlaca's car had been scratched, and the passenger side-view mirror nearly destroyed. When an officer asked what she hit, LaPlaca said she did not know. "You don't have any recollection of hitting anything?" another officer asked. "No, I don't," she replied. Police said they recovered an open water bottle filled with liquor from inside the vehicle. Democratic Official Drunkenly Slurs, Flaunts Government Position During Dui Arrest: Video In a holding cell, she reportedly asked a Lumberton Township police officer to call the chief of police on her behalf. She was later taken to the hospital. She was charged with endangering/abuse/neglect of a child, driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, careless driving likely to endanger, driving with an expired license and having an open container of alcohol in her vehicle. LaPlaca is due back in court on April article source: Husband of Dem mayor arrested for DUI while driving toddler son hits back at critics

Husband of Dem mayor arrested for DUI while driving toddler son hits back at critics
Husband of Dem mayor arrested for DUI while driving toddler son hits back at critics

Fox News

time07-04-2025

  • Fox News

Husband of Dem mayor arrested for DUI while driving toddler son hits back at critics

The husband of Lumberton Township, New Jersey, Mayor Gina LaPlaca, who was arrested on St. Patrick's Day for allegedly driving drunk with the couple's toddler, says his wife should be left alone because she's not the mayor of a large city. "It's not like she's the mayor of some big city," said Jason Carty, LaPlaca's husband, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. "Lumberton has only 13,000 people," he reportedly said. "All I want is for my wife to get better and for everyone to leave her alone." Despite intense backlash, the mayor has not resigned, even as she reportedly receives inpatient treatment to recover from her addiction. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy called for LaPlaca to resign last week, according to "I wish her a speedy journey to a better place for her and her family," he reportedly said. "I think, based on what I've seen, I think it would be wise for her to put aside her public duties until she gets to that better place." On March 17, LaPlaca, 45, was arrested outside her home after a witness took a video that allegedly showed her driving erratically and called the police. When police confronted the mayor, she was removing her toddler son from the back seat of her blue BMW. At the scene, she allegedly slurred her words and first told police she hadn't had anything to drink before admitting to drinking moments later. Bodycam footage shows the side of LaPlaca's car had been scratched, and the passenger side-view mirror nearly destroyed. When an officer asked what she hit, LaPlaca said she did not know. "You don't have any recollection of hitting anything?" another officer asked. "No, I don't," she replied. Police said they recovered an open water bottle filled with liquor from inside the vehicle. In a holding cell, she reportedly asked a Lumberton Township police officer to call the chief of police on her behalf. She was later taken to the hospital. She was charged with endangering/abuse/neglect of a child, driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, careless driving likely to endanger, driving with an expired license and having an open container of alcohol in her vehicle. LaPlaca is due back in court on April 28.

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