Donald Trump posts Obama lunatic on spray-painted Air Force One and everything falls apart

Donald Trump continued his pattern of dehumanizing attacks by posting a racist image of the Obamas on Air Force One graffiti.

Donald Trump posted an altered image on July 6, 2026, showing the Obamas boarding a graffiti-covered Air Force One, continuing his racist attacks on the former first family.

The image depicts former Presidents Barack and Michelle Obama approaching the plane with messages spray-painted on the fuselage, including “Yes we can,” “Obama,” “BLM” and the Arabic text “alhamdulillah.”

According to PBS News, the graffiti is a coded racist message that can trigger crime and urban decay, a tactic that has been used for decades to target Black people with racist rhetoric.

This latest post follows a similar racist attack in February, when Trump shared images depicting the Obamas as primates in a jungle.

The post was removed after bipartisan backlash, but Trump refused to apologize and blamed the content on a staffer.

This repetition shows this was not a random act but a deliberate strategy to dehumanize the former president and his wife.

Obama addressed Trump’s obsession directly during an appearance on the “All The Smoke” podcast.

Asked about Trump’s unrelenting attention to him and his family, Obama said he apparently had “a room, or even a suite, in his head,” suggesting that Trump’s obsession is both strange and telling.

Obama also made it clear that Trump “knew better” not to say these things directly to his face, meaning the attacks would only happen behind the scenes without taking any responsibility.

The new Air Force One released by Trump is a $400 million Boeing 747-800 gifted by Qatar. It adopts Trump’s favorite color scheme, with a navy blue belly and red and gold stripes.

The White House declined to comment when asked about the doctored image, though officials said they would not defend the content with a formal response.

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