Harris Tribute Photo Omits Trump, Sparks Online Debate

A tribute photo shared by Vice President Kamala Harris honoring the late President Jimmy Carter has ignited debate — not for its reverence, but for who was absent.

The image, posted over the weekend to Harris’s official social media channels, shows her standing with President Joe Biden and former presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama, each placing a hand over their heart during the funeral service at Washington National Cathedral.

However, Donald Trump and Melania Trump — who also attended the funeral and were seated alongside the Obamas — are notably cropped out of the image. The exclusion drew swift attention online, with users questioning whether the omission was deliberate.

“President Jimmy Carter loved our country. He lived his faith, served the people, and left the world better than he found it,” Harris wrote in her caption. “President Carter’s many contributions will echo for generations to come.”

Social media users pointed out the absence of Trump in replies and comment threads. Some saw it as a subtle political statement; others argued it was a cropping choice or an oversight.

As of now, neither Harris’s office nor the White House has publicly addressed the omission.