Markwayne Mullin, Republican senator from Oklahoma, shared several photos on social media from a recent meeting in the Oval Office. They show Mullin himself at a desk with President Donald Trump, and in the background also Vice President J.D. Vance, spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt and national security adviser Stephen Miller.
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“I'm working with President Donald J. Trump over the weekend. It's always an honor to be in the Oval Office,” Mullin wrote in a post on Platform X.
The senator published photos with Donald Trump. One detail caught my attention
The photos published by the senator immediately caught the attention of Internet users because of one unusual detail. There were sheets of paper scattered across the president's desk, with his own entries published on the Truth Social platform printed on them.
President Donald Trump is known for frequently publishing elaborate and emotional posts on social media. Their length is easily noticed, which allowed Internet users to associate screenshots from the cards with posts on the platform he founded.
This is not the first time that photographers have inadvertently managed to capture such details about Donald Trump. In January this year, just after being sworn in for a second term, it turned out that the US president had… himself on his phone wallpaper.
Moreover, Internet users accused Senator Mullin of lying, claiming that the president was not in Washington at all last weekend. According to the official White House schedule, Donald Trump left for Florida on the afternoon of Friday, November 7. He was not supposed to return to Washington until Sunday, after an unsuccessful visit to Washington Commanders Stadium in Landover. Mullin's post was published on Saturday, November 8.
