Vain Donald Trump releases new limited-edition passport along with his personal face and a warning
Donald Trump’s latest odd moves has seen the eccentric US President share images of what a limited-edition version of the US passport, with his face on it, will look like
Donald Trump have continued to share his bizarre US anniversary celebrations(Image: Pool/ABACA/Shutterstock)
Donald Trump has revealed the inside of a new limited-edition US passport — which includes an image of himself and his signature in another bizarre ego boost.
The US State Department previously revealed it would be issuing a limited version of passports with the President on them to celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence, this year. Mr Trump has finally revealed what the new design will look like, along with a warning to people.
In a Truth Social post on Friday, the US President shared the images and wrote: “The USA’s New Passport, which says, ‘Welcome, but be good!’ President DJT.” It is not clear where in the passport the “but be good” warning is printed.
Mr Trump shared two sample pages which showed him looming over his Oval Office desk with a stern look on his face. It also included text from the original Declaration of Independence in the background and his signature below.
A previous sample of the passports included a different image of Donald Trump an had a US flag in the background instead of the Declaration of Independence.
The other page included “The Declaration of Independence” painting by John Trumbull with “United States of America 250” below. This limited-edition passport was announced back in April as part of the country’s 250th anniversary celebrations.
When it was first announced, it was promoted as “a limited-edition U.S. passport to commemorate the historic occasion of America’s 250th anniversary”, which would feature “custom artwork and enhanced images on the front, back, and inside covers”.
This version of the US passport will reportedly be available for “any American citizen” who applies during the rollout and would also be at the Washington Passport Agency, while they are available.
These bizarre passports are just part of Trump weird way of celebrating the 250th anniversary. A UFC fight was held on the White House South Lawn earlier this month.
Mr Trump also used the cage fight to celebrate his 80th birthday. The event was billed as a “gift to the American people” but people needed to pay for a subscription to Paramount+ to watch the event.
Around 4,300 guests were on the South Lawn and among them were some famous faces including British boxed Tyson Fury and Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg.
The 250th celebrations have not ended just yet as the Trump administration, in yet another weird event, will host an Indycar grand prix through the streets of Washington in August. Trump has also claimed the world’s largest fireworks display will take place for the Fourth of July.
