TrumpRx is an AI-generated narcissistic nightmare

Donald Trump, a convicted felon and current President of the United States, officially launched a new government website called TrumpRx during a press conference at the White House on Friday. He’s very Trumpian. And we mean that in the worst possible way.

You can’t actually do anything yet on the website it’s hosted at TrumpRx.govbut the pictures don’t give us much faith that this will be a reliable place to serve America’s health care needs.

What’s wrong with the images on TrumpRx? First off, the first photo you see is of Trump himself, which may not come as a huge surprise, given the way this president has put his name and face on everything. After all, this is the guy who recently shot a Newsmax TV ad for himself Trump watchesWho continues his tradition of profiting from the presidency in direct violation of American law.

The photo shows Trump sitting in the Oval Office of the White House, wearing the tough guy face he’s been sporting since the 1980s. It’s not surprising to see his face, but it’s still disgusting. It would have been very disturbing if President Barack Obama had done something similar during his presidency.

When healthcare.gov It was launched in 2010Obama’s picture was nowhere to be found on that home page. Obamacare, the informal name for the Affordable Care Act, was actually written by Republicans who opposed the law.

But the only photo on TrumpRx is this one no The portrayal of Trump is also troubling in its own way. The image looks like it was generated by artificial intelligence, which is a ridiculous and unnecessary choice when you can get a cheap stock image on any number of websites. It’s also just a disturbingly alien-like image if you look closely.

The original image may look normal enough at first glance, but you can feel that it is not right. Zooming in on the hands reveals that they are one of the strange AI images, which creates deformed hands with crooked fingers.

The AI ​​still often has trouble creating hands, as you can see in the image above. But the legs also give a strange appearance, with the woman’s left leg appearing unnaturally short, coming down to the heel and a strange-looking foot.

The woman also appears to be holding one of the children’s hands in a mess of fingers that seems physically impossible. This child’s foot doesn’t look typical either, instead it may have six toes or may have been deformed in some industrial accident. You can create your own backstory, but whatever happened there must have been traumatic for our imaginary AI friend.

There also appears to be some sort of deformation of the child’s leg in the foreground, not to mention all the holes in the sand, which look more like circles created by an AI on an alien planet than footprints normally made by humans.

There is also an American flag at the top of the hill, which doesn’t appear to have any stars. Perhaps this is a sign that Trump intends to get rid of federalism, abolish state rule while invading states with the National Guard as if they were a foreign land.

The TrumpRx website debuted Friday and initially contained text that read: “Listen to the Oval Office at 5 p.m. EST,” according to the Internet Archive. Wayback machine. But she got a new look when Trump began his news conference on Friday.

The site is attributed to National Design Studiowhich Trump launched by executive order in August, says TrumpRx will be operational in January 2026. The National Design Studio is also paying tribute to the president in truly chilling ways, as you can see from the opening line on that initiative’s website:

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It is truly strange that this has become the new normal in a country that is ostensibly a liberal democracy. But almost everything is weird now, thanks to Trump.

The president insisted during his press conference, which was broadcast live YouTubethat it was not his idea to name the website TrumpRX. This may be true. But his army of followers in the White House know very well what makes him happy.

Putting his name on everything is Trump’s business. If he thought it was inappropriate (which it obviously is), he could have stopped it. Instead, the site bears his name, and his face is the first thing you see. The one-page text on the website includes scathing claims about saving the situation by lowering drug prices.

From the site:

President Trump is making good on promises that “experts” said were impossible by taking bold action to lower prescription drug costs for American families — without sacrificing innovation.

Americans have unfairly shouldered the cost of drug development for decades, only to see the same drugs sold abroad for a fraction of the price paid in the United States.

Not only was this broken system unfair, it drove up costs and harmed the most vulnerable among us.

President Trump is changing that with TrumpRx.

It should be noted that Trump did not actually lower drug prices. In fact, whenever Trump announces a new deal ostensibly related to lowering drug prices, Big Pharma sees their stock prices skyrocket. Go up. Why? It may have something to do with the fact that it won’t actually cut into their margins, and any drop in prices will only benefit a small number of Americans.

Most Americans pay for their drugs through insurance, and the deals Trump announced with companies like Pfizer are largely aimed at customers who pay with cash. Although this is great for people without insurance, most Americans are unlikely to see their costs reduced. And with Trump’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill,” more and more Americans will pay higher premiums next year. Saving a few dollars on a prescription is unlikely to offset these enormous costs.

Trump’s press conference on Friday featured the usual suspects, including Medicare and Medicaid head Mehmet Oz, along with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who previously said you shouldn’t trust experts. Kennedy also said this week that a baby grows in a woman’s placenta, a kind of ignorance that, again, would not seem normal in a different political era.

But we live in the age of Trump. Only time will tell if TrumpRx actually does some good in the world. We won’t hold our breath. “TrumpRx does not sell medications. Instead, it connects patients directly with the best prices, increasing transparency and cutting costly third-party profit margins,” the site explains.

We still don’t know how this will all go. But we know that, according to wall Street Journal, The president’s son, Donald Trump Jr., is on the board of a company called BlinkRx that will profit from the TrumpRx site. Don Jr. is hosting a “Future of Pharma” summit in December, and drug company representatives are said to be nervous because they believe they will have to work with a company that has close ties to the president’s son.