This robot proves that Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are actually twins
Disney's Trump figure in the Hall of Presidents has everyone really confused.
Since 1971, Disney has staged an exhibition called the "Hall of Presidents" at the Magic Kingdom. Here, each of the presidents gets an animatronic figure that forms part of the "live" show that visitors to the exhibit get to watch.
This year, Disney has created a suspicious-looking Trump robot. As pictures of the robot were released, people began pointing out that it didn't look so much like Donald Trump, as it did Hillary Clinton!
Okay, is it my imagination or does the Hall of Presidents Trump robot look like they had to hastily repurpose an animatronic Hillary Clinton? pic.twitter.com/FN5lpoFloJ
— Anthony (@AlphaAnthony) December 19, 2017
Once you see it, you can't unsee it. The figure has a hairstyle very similar to Hillary's, and even has a face the same shape. If we didn't know the names of these two people, this robot would make it look like they were twins!
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People agreed that it seemed like the robot was made in a hurry, and possibly by someone who believed Hillary might win.
I'm like 90% sure they made a Clinton robot then got surprised Trump won and just put a Trump wig on the Cinton bot. pic.twitter.com/bpK99zzbrF
— Marty Light Snow (@MartyLight) December 19, 2017
Why does the robot look like Hilary Clinton dressing up as Donald Trump for halloween https://t.co/Cl58VA3H6e
— 🐆🎄Jinglecheet🎄🐆 (@vaporcheet) December 19, 2017
the trump robot is hillary clinton. I can't not see it. I saw it before anyone else pointed it out. what is going on
— Kate Barrett (@thewaether) December 19, 2017
the trump animatronic looks like they had to modify the hillary clinton robot they made last year pic.twitter.com/JXj8s05iuQ
— M S Blake Ervin (@sblakeervin) December 19, 2017
Whatever the reason for the robot's striking similarity to Hillary Clinton, this is sure to drive even more traffic to the exhibition at the Magic Kingdom.
Earlier this year, Madame Tussaud's - also known for not quite getting the faces of its honourees right - did a much better job of depicting Trump, even getting the tan and pout right!