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American Presidency: Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin by a street artist

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This photo of  Donald Trump presidency has gone viral. American's most hated couples: Trump vs. Putin. Is that Palin working off? He’s just not that into you. That would appear to be the upshot of a kiss shared by Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin as imagined by a street artist in Lithuania last week. Photos of the lip-locking mural featuring the Russian President and the Republican front runner for the White House have gone viral over the past few days.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin by a street artist
 At first glance, the image (which sprawls across the back of a BBQ restaurant in the Baltic capital Vilnius) lampoons the curiously flattering relationship that has emerged between Putin and Trump, following complimentary remarks that each has made about the other in recent months.

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