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White House Confuses Star Wars Fans With Sith Lord Trump Photo for May the 4th
What are people saying about it? Let’s start with the reaction post released by none other than Luke Skywalker himself, Mark Hamill (who visited the White House last year for Star Wars Day). Hamill was as witty as ever, writing that Trump was “full of SITH” for the post.
Trump posts AI photo of himself as a Sith lord—Mark Hamill roasts him
Folks across social media were quick to note the glaring irony: the red lightsaber in Trump’s hand marked him not as a hero, but as a villain. In the Star Wars universe, red lightsabers are used by the Sith and are symbols of authoritarianism and corruption.
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