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The Internet Is Dragging Donald Trump Over His New…Um…”Unflattering” Magazine Cover, And It’s Spot On

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We’re now almost three weeks into the war with Iran, and there are no signs of it slowing down.

A person in a suit and tie speaks at a podium with a U.S. flag in the background — Jim Watson / Getty Images

Gas station sign shows prices at $5.69 per gallon. Mobil gas station is visible in the background — Michael M. Santiago / Getty Images

Inflation is expected to rise.

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Airport lines are…an absolute jump scare.

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And, at this point, “Breaking News” notifications have lost all meaning.

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Magazine cover titled "Operation Blind Fury," featuring a person with landmark headgear. Headlines discuss global politics and effects on the U.S. presidency — BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images, Blakeley via Alamy, TheEconomist/x.com / Via economist.com

Here’s a closer look:

Magazine cover: Head of a man in a suit under a green military helmet. Headline reads, "Operation Blind Fury." — BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images, Blakeley via Alamy, TheEconomist/x.com

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The internet’s reaction to the cover has been, in a word, wow.

Tweet sharing an Economist cover showing a political figure with a helmet. Headline: "Operation Blind Fury." Describes tensions with Iran — BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images, Blakeley via Alamy, TheEconomist/x.com / Via matoxley/x.com

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One person called it “Accurate.”

Tweet showing a The Economist cover with a political figure in a military helmet with blinders, titled "Operation Blind Fury." — BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images, Blakeley via Alamy, TheEconomist/x.com / Via TheRochaSays/x.com

Another “Perfect!”

A magazine cover titled "Operation Blind Fury," features a helmet covering a person's eyes. Topics include geopolitics and economic influence — BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images, Blakeley via Alamy, TheEconomist/x.com / Via BaddCompani/x.com

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And finally, “Could be the motto of his whole life!”

The Economist cover: Operation Blind Fury headline, shows a man with a military helmet covering his face, resembling a blindfold — BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images, Blakeley via Alamy, TheEconomist/x.com / Via PeteComplacent/x.com

Thoughts???

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