MAGA artist Scott LoBaido faces heat for apocalyptic vision of Kamala Harris tearing into bald eagle

A controversial painting by MAGA artist Scott LoBaido, depicting Kamala Harris tearing into a dead bald eagle, sparked outrage online
Scott LoBaido's artwork depicts Vice President Kamala Harris in a grotesque and apocalyptic scene (@Scott LoBaido/Instagram, Getty Images)
Scott LoBaido's artwork depicts Vice President Kamala Harris in a grotesque and apocalyptic scene (@Scott LoBaido/Instagram, Getty Images)

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WASHINGTON, DC: A provocative painting featuring Vice President Kamala Harris has ignited a firestorm of controversy after being prominently displayed at the Moms for Liberty 'Joyful Warriors' summit in Washington, DC.

The artwork, which depicts Harris in a grotesque and apocalyptic scene, drew both admiration from summit attendees and widespread condemnation from online critics, as reported by The Daily Beast.

Scott LoBaido's painting portrays Kamala Harris tearing into a dead bald eagle

The painting, created by MAGA artist Scott LoBaido, portrays a laughing Kamala Harris tearing into the bloody entrails of a dead bald eagle, the United States's national bird.

The image is filled with disturbing details: Harris is shown with blood covering her hands and mouth, a communist symbol emblazoned on her jacket, and President Joe Biden, depicted as a figure wearing a dunce cap with a knife in his back, sitting on a stool in the background.

To add to the apocalyptic tone, a nuclear mushroom cloud looms ominously on the horizon.

The artwork was prominently displayed at the Moms for Liberty summit, an annual gathering aimed at defending parental rights and improving education in America.



 

This year’s summit, held in the basement of a Washington, DC hotel, attracted around 600 attendees over its four days of programming, according to The Atlantic. Attendees reportedly "stood in awe" of the painting, while the internet reacted with widespread outrage.

LoBaido, known for his provocative and often politically charged artwork, hyped up the unveiling of his latest piece on social media earlier in the week.

In one video, he dramatically claimed that the painting, titled 'We Did It Joe', would become an iconic work of art, rivaling even Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa.

"They might not forget about the Mona Lisa, but she’s going to be in the back seat," LoBaido boldly declared.

The artist’s decision to unveil the painting in front of the US Capitol added to the spectacle. Pulling a blue cloth off the artwork, LoBaido claimed it would "change the course of history."

The painting was later displayed at the Moms for Liberty summit, where it became a focal point of discussion.

(Scott LoBaido/Instagram)
Scott LoBaido's painting portrays laughing Kamala Harris tearing into a dead bald eagle (@Scott LoBaido/Instagram)

Scott LoBaido faces heat online for Kamala Harris artwork

Social media users were quick to condemn the artwork, with many expressing disgust and disbelief.

On Facebook, one person remarked, "These people are simply sick." Another said, "Why in gods name would anyone promote this sick thing ! Trump is really sick."

"Maga artist is an oxymoron," wrote one person.  Another added, "'Has American gone so low now."

One individual wrote, "The work of a mentally ill person, probably a Trump cult member. So sad." Another pointed out, "This painting is the mark of a disturbed individual. That is not normal."

One netizen remarked, "Something seriously wrong with a subset of the American population. Christ…" Another added, "These maga people are nuts. They need serious help."

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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