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‘Keep America Great with memes’? Trump retweets epic & bizarre Bollywood movie edit of his upcoming trip to India ‘Keep America Great’ with memes? Trump retweets epic & bizarre Bollywood movie edit of his upcoming trip to India
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Ahead of his much anticipated trip to India, US President Donald Trump has surprised his Twitter followers with an epic video edit of himself riding a horse and battling hordes of enemies to the Bollywood tunes. Ahead of his much-anticipated trip to India, US President Donald Trump surprised his Twitter followers with an epic video edit of himself riding a horse and battling hordes of enemies to Bollywood tunes.
Sharing the video clip, apparently created by one of his hardcore fans, the US President said he was looking “so forward to being with my great friends in INDIA!” Sharing a video which was apparently created by one of his hardcore fans, the president said he looks “so forward to being with my great friends in INDIA!”
The meme triggered an avalanche of equally passionate reactions from both Trump supporters’ camp – including his fans in India – as well as his critics, always ready to post a vile counter-meme. The meme triggered an avalanche of equally passionate reactions from both Trump supporters – including his fans in India – as well as his critics, always ready to post a counter-meme.
A recent poll showed that Indians’ attitudes toward the US president have jumped over four-fold since Donald Trump took office in 2016 – from 14 to 56 percent – even though many are increasingly skeptical about his aggressive approach to trade. A recent poll showed that approval toward the US president among Indians has jumped from 14 to 56 percent since he took office in 2016, though many are increasingly skeptical about his aggressive approach to trade.
India is placing high hopes on Trump's visit, and local authorities have been trying their best to make a good impression. These elaborate preparations have not gone down well with everyone in India, though. One Hindu party earlier lashed out at the government's plans to hide slums behind a wall along the route Trump's motorcade will take, and even likened the arrangements to those made for British royals during colonial times. India has high hopes for Trump’s visit, and local authorities have been doing their best to make a good impression. These elaborate preparations have not gone down well with everyone in India, however. One Hindu party earlier lashed out at the government’s plans to hide a slum area behind a wall along the route Trump’s motorcade will take, and even likened the arrangements to those made for British royals during colonial times.
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