Speaking on Tuesday at a student activist conference hosted by the
conservative advocacy organization Turning Point USA, President Donald
Trump walked onstage in front of a presidential seal that, upon closer
examination, appears to have been altered to include symbols
representing Russia and golf.
The Washington Post first reported on the altered seal. As Trump walked
onstage to a cheering audience, two presidential seals flashed on
screen. The seal directly behind Trump was the authentic presidential
seal. One of the seals, however, was not like the others.
Upon closer examination, the seal on Trump's right includes a
double-headed eagle, unlike the single head of the traditional
presidential seal, and seems to resemble the Russian coat of arms. The
seal has a complex history, notes the Victoria and Albert Museum, but
one of the more common interpretations is that the two heads represent
east and west, "an allegory sometimes for unity, and sometimes for
absolute monarchy." It could be a reference to Trump's
sometimes-controversial relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The eagle also appears to be holding several golf clubs instead of
arrows in its claws, perhaps a reference to Trump's affinity for golf.
Additionally, instead of "e pluribus unum," the scroll above the eagle
appears to say "45 es un titere," which appears to translate from
Spanish to mean "45 is a puppet."
It is not clear where the image originated, though, or who was
responsible for the mixup.
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