Donald Trump had a busy legal day on Monday, dealing with his personal property potentially being seized and learning about his fate in a criminal trial.
A sketch of Donald Trump's appearance in a New York City courtroom related to his hush money trial has sparked jokes and memes about him on social media.The former president is facing 34 felony charges regarding falsified business records over hush money payments that were made to former adult film star Stormy Daniels weeks before the 2016 presidential election. Daniels alleged that she had an affair with Trump a decade prior, which he has denied.
' In a separate post, @benstanton77 added a meme and wrote, 'You can't make this up the sketch artist today made Trump into the literal Meme.'Multiple X users, like the account End Wokeness, referred to the sketch as an 'instant classic.''Today's courtroom sketch of President Trump is a classic,' posted user @bubblebathgirl. 'He's always winning, even when he's being persecuted.
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