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The Guardian view on Trump’s omnipresence: commanding attention like a king | Editorial
The article compares the proliferation of Donald Trump's image in Washington and beyond to authoritarian regimes, citing examples like Mussolini's Italy and North Korea's portrayal of Kim Jong-un. It criticizes the U.S. administration's push for a $250 bill featuring Trump and his signature on $100 bills, contrasting this with democratic norms of avoiding glorification of sitting leaders.
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