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And this is Ghost Town. In 2017, a year into his first term, Disney's Hall of Presidents at Walt Disney World Resort

in Orlando revealed a new animatronic, Donald Trump.

Now I probably don't have to tell you that Trump is a controversial historical figure for many reasons.

But the animatronic, a life-size specimen of robotics that spoke, reacted and engaged with a

Disney-going audience, had its own air of strangeness and notoriety, physically inaccurate and

somewhat disfigured, called, quote, horrifying, and nightmare fuel by its critics.

It's not that the United States was freaked out by another bizarro Trump in their midst,

but because word on the street was that this animatronic was supposed to look like Hillary

Clinton and was hastily refashioned to mimic the features of the President-elect Donald

Trump.

Today, another strange tale from the halls of

Disney, the Trump Clinton animatronic conspiracy. In 1957, as Disneyland gained traction as a popular theme

park, Walt Disney proposed an expansion of the park's Main Street USA called Liberty Street,

a wholesome yet viby representation of colonial Boston on the eve of the American Revolution. Liberty

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