The New Yorker depicted Donald Trump as a beauty pageant contestant on the cover of its Oct. 10 issue.
The cover features Trump walking off the runway in a swimsuit with a mascara-streaked face, wearing a sash dubbing him “Miss Congeniality.”
According to the New Yorker, artist Barry Blitt was inspired by Hillary Clinton’s comments during the first presidential debate on Monday night. Trump’s misogyny “might just be his Achilles’ heel,” Blitt told the New Yorker.
During the debate, Clinton highlighted Trump’s previous comments about a former Miss Universe, Alicia Machado, who he once called an “eating machine.”
View the cover below:
Eye Bleach, Please…
Very pretty. I hope she doesn’t gain weight and turn into a fat pig.
Nothing gets under Trump’s skin more than being laughed at. This is superb!
Bravo!
Eh. Actually, I hadn’t realized it was tRump at first due to the locks coming down in the back. Call me clueless. The blond hair almost doubles as a combo of Hillary and tRump’s blonde hair…In fact, I thought it was making fun of Hillary at first that’s how dense I was when I first saw it. The coif needed to be a bit more Trumpian imo. Just my take.