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bighairymike: Exactly the same? I might believe you after you produce a portrait of Trump kicking back in an evening dress, a portrait that Epstein had hanging in his home.

Gawd, you people really are morons.

Petrina Ryan-Kleid, the Australian artist who painted the work, called "Parsing Bill," for her MFA thesis -- along with one of president George W. Bush playing with blocks and paper airplanes called "War Games, " in a reference to September 11 -- explained:

“It was just a silly school artwork that was supposed to show, pictorially, the messages we are bombarded with in regards to these presidents," about “how opposition parties caricature presidents. Neither painting should be taken literally.”

She has no idea how "Parsing Bill" ended up with Epstein but believes it was purchased from the 2012 Tribeca Ball, a fundraiser for the school.

BTW, of Clinton and Trump, which one wears more makeup than a drag queen, dyes his hair, cuts and styles his own hair, wears bobby pins in his hair, and leans forward like he's on high heels (wearing lifts)?

HINT: It ain't Bill Clinton.

https://news.artnet.com/art-world-archives/artist-...

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