A GOP Congressman Tweeted A JD Vance Image That Must Be Seen To Be Believed
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Rep. Mike Collins earned major mockery for his Wednesday morning post.
People are wondering why in the world Rep. Mike Collins (R-Ga.) shared a conspicuously edited photo of Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) on social media this morning.
Collins appeared to be in a plum mood following Vance’s Tuesday night debate against Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) and took to X, formerly called Twitter, to post an image of the senator with a quick “Gm.” (That’s “good morning” for those not familiar with the abbreviation.)
Though the post seemed unremarkable at first glance, something about Vance’s appearance made people take a closer look.
After several netizens compared the picture to the Republican’s official Senate portrait, it was clear that the Vance in Collins’ photo was edited to have a sharper jawline and an ever-so-slight bronze in his facial hair.
The post was promptly flagged with a community note saying, “This photo has been digitally altered to change JD Vance’s appearance.”
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