White House Sparks Outrage After Swapping Obama’s Official Portrait With This New Painting

The White House just made a daring move — and it’s catching plenty of attention.

In a striking change to the Grand Foyer’s décor, President Donald Trump’s team has replaced the official portrait of former

President Barack Obama with a powerful new painting of Trump himself. The artwork, unveiled in a video posted Friday on X

(formerly Twitter), captures the moment after last year’s assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania — an event that has since become a defining symbol of Trump’s resilience.

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