Nicolai Haugsted
The president doesn’t seem to be slowing down – tom many’s enjoyment and other’s frustration.
Sunday evening looked less like a presidential communications strategy and more like someone handing Donald Trump unlimited access to an AI image generator and a WiFi connection.
B.T. has confirmed, that within roughly 20 minutes, the US president flooded Truth Social with a barrage of digitally altered images, political memes and patriotic fantasy posters targeting Democrats, Iran and several of his favorite political enemies.
Trump’s growing obsession with AI-generated content has already drawn widespread attention in recent months.
Trump unleashes rapid-fire AI spree
The posting spree reportedly began with an image mocking California Governor Gavin Newsom.
The AI-generated picture portrayed Newsom as a zombie-style figure on a license plate beside the phrase “the once golden state.”
From there, Trump’s profile quickly transformed into a nonstop stream of digitally enhanced political trolling.
Another image featured Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi appearing to swim inside the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, edited to resemble filthy sewage water alongside a caption attacking Democrats.
Eagles, flags and space missions
Political attacks were only part of the evening’s digital chaos.
Trump also shared a heavily stylized heroic portrait of himself surrounded by American flags and bald eagles — a visual theme that has become something of a recurring genre on his social media accounts.
Minutes later, the president appeared to leave Earth entirely.
Another AI-generated image showed Trump standing beside a spacecraft with the globe floating dramatically behind him, turning the Truth Social timeline into something halfway between a campaign rally and a low-budget sci-fi movie poster.
Iran and Venezuela also targeted
Foreign policy eventually entered the meme marathon as Trump posted celebratory imagery tied to American military operations against Iran.
One final image depicted Venezuela covered in the American flag with the words “51st state” stamped across the country.
Trump has increasingly used AI-generated imagery to amplify political messaging, attack opponents and promote exaggerated patriotic branding online.
AI becomes central to Trump’s online style
Artificial intelligence has quietly become one of the defining features of Trump’s online presence during his second presidency.
Researchers and media analysts have documented a sharp increase in AI-generated memes, fantasy scenarios and digitally manipulated political images shared directly through Truth Social.
Critics argue the content blurs the line between satire, propaganda and misinformation, while supporters view the posts as humorous attacks against political opponents.
Sunday’s posting spree, however, stood out even by Trump’s already chaotic social media standards.
