Returning to his rightful place after several years, Trump’s animatronic is again front and center at Disney’s Hall of Presidents, boasting a makeover that closely matches the true likeness of President Trump compared to the earlier version displayed at the Magic Kingdom after his unexpected victory in 2016 over Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Our partner site Townhall.com has provided a video showcasing the current look and sound of the Trump animatronic, positioned in the renowned Hall where he delivers the oath of office, strikingly different from what Disney initially unveiled in 2017.
The Hall of Presidents, which has featured audio-animatronics of all U.S. presidents since its opening at the Magic Kingdom in 1971, had been temporarily closed since January. This pause was to facilitate the update of the Trump animatronic, which, when first presented, was noted for having a more feminine appearance. Some observers even remarked it resembled the very candidate he had defeated for the presidency, Clinton herself.
RedState’s Brandon Morse reported at the time:
The statue has his hair, his posture, and even his hand movements down…but his face looks very off like it was originally supposed to be feminine and was melted and morphed so that it looked more masculine.
And RedState wasn’t the only one who noticed something wasn’t right. As the Worldwide Leader in Disney news, WDW News Today reported recently:
The outlet pointed out:
After Biden’s election, Trump was moved to the back row of the stage behind President John Quincy Adams, WDWNT reported.
And guess who’s since been moved to the back of the stage behind President John Quincy Adams? You guessed it, Biden.
