Trump poses with George Washington in unhinged posting spree
U.S. President Donald Trump delivers remarks at David S. Mack Center for Training and Intelligence in Garden City, New York, U.S., August 14, 2026. REUTERS/Ken Cedeno

President Donald Trump again took to Truth Social to dump a load of AI-generated images and ominous messages.

On Saturday afternoon, Trump returned to Truth Social after posting about his "GREAT!" relationship with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. He followed it up with a new string of images depicting him alongside George Washington and hints at a 2028 campaign.

The first image in his latest posting spree featured an AI-generated image of him sitting next to Washington while they both held quill pens and looked sternly forward. Their pens were oddly held over a map, but it was unclear why they would be drawing on it.

Trump followed that up with a black-and-white picture of him wearing a "Trump 2028" cap while looking over his rain-covered shoulder. At the bottom left, in a font that evoked the Constitution or Declaration of Independence, the picture had the words, "We are going to win."

He then went back to depictions with Washington. This time, his post showed him riding on a horse next to Washington, with the sun hanging over the horizon and grassy fields. The White House was oddly tucked into one corner of the background. Trump rode on a black horse while the first president rode on a white horse as both galloped forward.

The next post was a recycled split-image showing a man behind bars and "Biden" written overhead next to people holding up an American flag with "President Trump" written overhead.

The posts featuring Washington aren't the first time that he has involved the first president in his Truth Social posts. Earlier this week, Trump posted an AI video of him giving Washington a tour of his planned ballroom. He's also posted AI-generated images of him kissing a golden Jesus and others that seemed to depict him as Jesus.