Painter of the 'worst' Trump portrait denies it was done with 'purposeful distortion' or bias | Unpublished
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Author: Chris Knight
Publication Date: April 7, 2025 - 15:50

Painter of the 'worst' Trump portrait denies it was done with 'purposeful distortion' or bias

April 7, 2025
Sarah A. Boardman says that in the six years since she painted the portrait, she has 'received overwhelmingly positive feedback,' but since Trump’s comments 'that has changed'


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