Trump posts photo: A man dressed as the Phantom of the Opera holding a sign that reads "TRUMP 2028"
on November 15th, 东八区, U.S. President Trump posted a picture on the social media platform Truth Social. The image shows a person with half of their face covered by a mask, similar in style to the character from "The Phantom of the Opera," holding a sign that reads "TRUMP 2028." However, Trump did not provide any textual explanation for the picture.
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