The White House recently shared a new photo of Donald Trump on X, captioned “CAN’T STOP WINNING! 🇺🇸” with a bold overlay reading “Almost Friday.”
The image showed Trump inside a congressional setting, his infamous comb-over looking unusually windswept and his trademark smirk front and center. The background was slightly blurred, giving the whole scene a staged, almost surreal feel.
CAN’T STOP WINNING! 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/qlCQpU9ahB
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) February 26, 2026
Critics were quick to slam the post.
Stay up-to-date with the latest news!
Subscribe and start recieving our daily emails.
Many said it makes the presidency look like a joke. Others tied it to Trump’s ongoing controversies, including economic policies that have pushed the national debt close to $40 trillion, investigations into his ties with Jeffrey Epstein, and fears of rising international tensions. Stock markets have been volatile, and some Americans see the “Golden Age” narrative as detached from reality.
Actually, you have stopped winning. You are losing bigly. You’ve lost your base. If you want to win again, prosecute Epstein conspirators, find the real killer of Charlie Kirk, stop giving our money and support to Israel, fix the cost of groceries
— Viola Vain (@violavain) February 27, 2026
We need a president who serves the people!!!!
— Paul D. Canon (@PAULTHECANONXXX) February 27, 2026
Nice filters, we all got to see his disgusting face in real time. pic.twitter.com/FIwI9fMMPA
— Anonymous (@YourAnonNews) February 27, 2026
— Fresh Stringer (@FreshStringer23) February 26, 2026
Please stop if this is winning pic.twitter.com/0YJqLnIScO
— Toby Invests (@TobyInvesting) February 27, 2026
— The Ginger Man (@shroganaw) February 27, 2026
Did someone rub a balloon on his head again? pic.twitter.com/RVYZl48kwc
— Arbiter of Cool (@ArbiterofCool) February 27, 2026
Trump’s team has shared heavily edited images before, including pictures of him as a pope or a penguin. Media outlets have called these posts “slopaganda, “cheap hype meant to distract from real problems.
Featured image via X screengrab