“Given how polarizing the president is right now, Disney Parks & Resorts is currently trying to find [a solution] that approaches middle ground. They want to include our 45th commander-in-chief in this 45-year-old theme park attraction, while at the same time, not seem to endorse or support some of Trump’s more controversial policies.”

In their effort to please and appease that means that rather than the traditional short speaking role, President Trump will most likely be shown in a non-speaking capacity.

Disney claims to not participate in partisan politics, yet three months into Barack Obama’s administration, Disney was showing pictures of him recording his lines for the exhibit and photos of his robotic look alike.  That hasn’t even been mentioned for President Trump.  It’s funny how that works isn’t it?

Disney CEO Robert Iger announced shortly after the November election that Trump would be added to the hall, sparking a backlash.

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There are already multiple anti-Trump petitions circulating (the most prominent one has collected nearly 15,000 signatures), which urged Disney to keep President Trump’s robot silent in the exhibit, on the grounds that Trump ran for president on a platform of “hateful speech, misogyny, racism, and xenophobia.”

Liberal scumbags.