Could Donald Trump Make a Good Pope? Exploring the Controversial Suggestion
This is not Photoshop — Trump just posted a fake image of himself as the Pope with the help of AI, and even the White House reposted it. This is why the U.S. is no longer taken seriously.
Initially, when Trump stated he wanted to be the new Pope, the media did not pay attention to it and preferred to comment on other issues such as his economic policies, illegal deportations and his failure to help bring peace to Ukraine.
However, while all this should be a major problem for all, Trump appears to be taking the focus away from the real problems. It is the sort of thing that keeps him making headlines with bizarre events like the image of the Pope, but we should not focus on that.
The real problem remains: Trump’s tariffs and China’s refusal to negotiate. China has said they’re considering talks, but aren’t rushing into it. Rumors say Trump may send Marco Rubio to Moscow to meet with Xi Jinping, who will attend the May 9 parade.
He has also failed to make progress on a peace deal for Ukraine. He needs to take real steps, like imposing more sanctions on Russia and supporting Ukraine.
Meanwhile, Mark Carney will visit the White House to discuss tariffs that are hurting jobs and increasing construction costs.
These major issues won’t go away because of Trump’s distractions. If things don’t change, it could be the end for the U.S. and the West.
