President Donald Trump used Truth Social to share an AI-generated image mocking several prominent conservative figures who have recently criticized him or diverged from his positions.

The image depicted Tucker Carlson, former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, Representative Thomas Massie, commentator Candace Owens, Representative Lauren Boebert, and Senator Rand Paul crowded together inside an SUV near the U.S.Capitol.

The image included the caption, “Get in loser, we're going losing,” portraying the group as political losers and highlighting growing tensions within parts of the MAGA movement.The post follows a series of public disputes between Trump and several of the individuals featured.Thomas Massie recently lost a Republican primary contest to a Trump-backed challenger.Trump has also publicly withdrawn support from Marjorie Taylor Greene, criticizing her political positions.

Carlson and Owens have been targets of Trump's criticism as well, while Boebert has faced attacks from the president over her support for Massie and her calls for the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related files.Rand Paul has also clashed with Trump by opposing some Republican-backed measures.

On the same day, Trump shared another AI-generated image portraying himself in a New York Knicks jersey dunking a basketball over New York Governor Kathy Hochul.The post appeared to respond to Hochul's recent criticism of Trump's claims of being a Knicks fan.

Hochul had challenged Trump to identify members of a supposed 1993 Knicks championship team, a remark that drew attention because the Knicks did not win an NBA title in 1993.

The article focuses on Trump's continued use of AI-generated imagery and social media posts to ridicule political opponents and former allies, reflecting ongoing divisions among prominent conservative figures.