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Trump and Vance Unveil Official Portraits Ahead of Inauguration

President-elect Trump and Vice President-elect Vance reveal nontraditional official portraits just days before their swearing-in ceremony on January 20.

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  1. Trump team brags new presidential portraits "go hard"

    Trump’s official portrait, with its serious demeanor and striking contrasts, signals a sharp departure from his previous term's portrayal and underscores the ongoing narrative of his contentious relationship with the political establishment.

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  2. Official Portraits of Trump, Vance Released Before Inauguration Day

    The official portraits released by the Trump transition team offer a striking representation of the president-elect's posture and confidence, yet they unfurl against a backdrop of controversy that continues to shadow his ascent to office.

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  3. Trump, Vance official portraits released ahead of inauguration

    The unveiling of Trump's and Vance's official portraits marks a significant moment as they prepare to take office, showcasing a serious tone that contrasts sharply with the lighter mood of previous portraits.

    Trump, Vance official portraits released ahead of inauguration

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Updated: Jan 16th, 2025, 3:42 PM ET

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Days ahead of their inauguration, President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance unveiled their official portraits, which diverge from tradition. Trump's portrait features a serious expression reminiscent of his mug shot taken during election-related charges, while Vance maintains a more conventional pose with a smile. The transition team framed the portraits as bold moves, further highlighting Trump's branding strategies through merchandise linked to his mug shot. The inauguration ceremony is set for January 20, 2025, attended by notable former presidents.

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