Harry Sisson, a Democrat with more than four hundred thousand followers on X, found himself weighing in on Trump with a post that quickly drew attention online. The twenty-four-year-old political commentator and social media personality shared his reaction to a picture that president Donald Trump had posted, one that showed Elvis Presley’s face on the left side and Trump’s face on the right.Sisson kicked things off plainly, writing on X,“1 day from the midterm elections and this is what Trump posted last night.”He then followed that up with a blunt observation,“He thinks he looks like Elvis Presley.”Sisson concluded his post with a short and pointed remark directed at the commander-in-chief's political base,“Man, MAGA is so cooked.”(The opinions expressed above are solely Harry Sisson’s own. The publication neither holds nor promotes the views shared in his posts.)Trump signs Elvis' guitar and wonders who would win in a fistfight:President Trump Attends Memphis Safe Task Force Roundtable In Tennessee - Source: GettyThis wasn’t the first time Trump had shared something tied to Elvis Presley. As per a report shared by The New York Times, back in March 2026, President Trump made a stop at Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee, during an event tied to his administration’s crackdown in the city. Attorney General Pam Bondi and other officials were present, and Trump spoke openly about his long-standing affection for Elvis Presley throughout the visit. A Presidential Medal of Freedom, which Trump had posthumously awarded to Presley during his first term, was on display inside the mansion.Before heading over to Graceland, the president had addressed a round table with a cache of seized guns stacked in front of him. He admitted that, unlike nearly every other major star of that era, Elvis was someone he had never actually crossed paths with,“I never met Elvis. Everyone said, ‘Did you?’ I met them all. I met Sinatra. I knew all of them. I never met Elvis. Sometimes I feel I should tell a little fib, said that I knew him well.”He then shared his plans for the afternoon, adding,“I’m going to go see Graceland after this. I think I’m sure it’s not going to be a very long stay, but I want to see that.”As he entered the mansion, the president made his feelings about the King of Rock and Roll immediately clear, asking aloud“Who doesn’t love Elvis? Everybody loves Elvis!”Elvis Presley surrounded by actresses Jenny Maxwell, Pamela Austin, Joan Blackman, Darlene Tompkins, and Christian Kay on the set of Blue Hawaii directed by Norman Taurog. - Source: GettyMinutes into the tour, Trump was handed a replica of one of Presley’s guitars and signed it with a golden Sharpie. He paused before signing, asking for a piece of paper first, “Just give me a piece of paper to make sure,” sharing that he was worried about the possibility of being handed a defective pen that would “ruin the guitar.”The visit took a lighter turn when a member of the Graceland staff informed Trump that Elvis had been a trained karate master. The president, upon hearing that, turned to the employee and asked directly who would come out on top in a fistfight between the singer and the sitting president of the United States,“Could I have taken him in a fight?”The employee hesitated, though another staff member stepped in to offer that Presley “would have been respectful enough to let you win.” The president reflected on the fact that he had been around long enough to have seen Presley perform, perhaps not in his prime, but “in his semiprime at least,” he said. For context, Presley was most prolific in music and film during the nineteen fifties and early sixties, though he remained a major cultural force well into the seventies. Trump was born in nineteen forty-six.By the time the tour wrapped up, the Republican leader circled back to the one thing that had clearly stayed with him throughout the afternoon. He lamented once more that Elvis had been the one major star from that golden era he simply never got to meet,“For some reason I didn’t know him. I knew just about everybody else, knew all of them, but I don’t know why with Elvis.”Trump shares AI-generated image of himself dressed as Elvis Presley:Elvis Presley on the set of Loving You, written and directed by Hal Kanter - Source: GettyBack in August 2026, the forty-seventh president posted an AI-generated image of himself on Truth Social dressed as the King of Rock and Roll, and offered his followers absolutely no explanation for it. The image depicted him wearing a white rhinestone-studded jumpsuit inspired by the iconic costume Presley wore during his 1973 Aloha from Hawaii concert broadcast, complete with a bedazzled eagle detail across the chest.(The social media activity described below reflects the president’s personal posts on his Truth Social platform. The publication presents this for reporting purpose and does not editorialize on its meaning or intent.)The Elvis image was just one piece of a much larger weekend posting spree. Across two days, the President flooded his Truth Social account with roughly forty posts, the overwhelming majority of them AI-generated. Within a single hour alone, he shared thirty-two of them. The content ranged widely. One AI-created video depicted him as a Revolutionary War general, leading soldiers into battle with a battered American flag behind him. Another showed him standing beside a younger, childhood version of himself.