Let’s face it, as far as taste goes, Donald Trump makes Liberace seem almost restrained.
No, that’s not Donald Trump depicted in the painting
setting of many a historic tweet
What’s with this rococo? Hasn’t Trump read No Exit? Stupid question.
Imagine being his housekeeper, a fate worthy of Dantean damnation, Hell’s Tenth Circle, where the super avaricious have to scrub parquet floors to the eternal piped-in sounds of 3 Doors Down between chronic eagle-liver-plucking visitations from the Donald himself.
Okay, back to Liberace. Hair style comparison.
Where the two differ obviously is in their dress. Trump seems to have some obsessive compulsive disorder that demands he wear exclusively dark suits and garish cardinal colored ties, most often red.
“Part of the beauty of me, is that I’m very rich.”
Compare that with Liberace’s sartorial inclinations.
Here are a couple no brainers: Which of these super celebrities had the sunnier public persona? Which one would you rather be in charge of the nuclear codes?
You Do Hoodoo 
What does red symbolize? I think it’s valour on the flag, but I can’t remember what in literature.
Depends on the context. For example, although the color “white” often symbolizes purity, in “Moby Dick” white more or less symbolizes death.
I see. So it isn’t a constant. “White” in the flag is purity, as well. Blue, though, symbolizes vigilance… in case you were wondering.
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