A photo of Trump now occupies the "President of the United States" line under "experience."
Obama's LinkedIn page, where it states under experience, "President of the United States," a picture of Trump's face was featured on Tuesday as the White House switched out its LinkedIn profile photo with a picture of Trump.
White House Director of Communications Steven Cheung posted, confirming the effort was to troll those who had experience at the White House on their LinkedIn.
The post came in response to a former White House staffer who said on X, "The White House is now posting on LinkedIn and made their profile picture a picture of Trump’s face, which means if you worked for the White House in the past, and it’s on your profile, people see Trump’s face. I guess that’s what I get for using LinkedIn."
The change of the profile picture comes as the president has been seeking to implement his agenda through the executive branch. Some pointed out that all those staffers that worked under Biden will also find that Trump’s face is featured on their LinkedIn page.
Eric Daugherty of the Florida Voice pointed out the Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' campaign manager LinkedIn profile, and that the manager's page also now features Trump's face. "This is Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' campaign manager on LinkedIn... ...Whoever at the White House made the decision to change the profile pic to Donald Trump needs an IMMEDIATE raise," he wrote.
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