‘I Shot Donald Trump!’ Porn Magazine Sends Christmas Cards to Congress Featuring Assassinated Trump Cartoon

Christmas cards with a cartoon of Donald Trump being assassinated were sent to members of Congress in the US by pornographic magazine Hustler.

The front of the card shows the grinning killer with a smoking gun saying: ‘I just shot Donald Trump on Fifth Avenue and no one arrested me.’

The inside has a cartoon of the President lying in a pool of blood surrounded by people cheering: ‘Merry Christmas!’

A caption in the bottom corner says: ‘From all of us at Hustler.’

The card was a reference to Trump’s comment during the 2016 presidential campaign, when he bragged: ‘I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose any voters, OK?’

The card was condemned as ‘disgusting and hateful’ by Republican Mike Johnson, of Louisiana, one of several recipients.

He tweeted: ‘Here’s all you need to know about the radical Left.

‘A young staffer of mine opened this in a stack of holiday mail today.

‘Just imagine if a conservative had distributed such a disgusting and hateful piece about a Democrat. I hope this will be investigated by the @secretservice.’

Hustler’s founder Larry Flynt, 77, is well known for his dislike of Trump.

The porn mogul offered a $1million reward before the 2016 election for anyone with compromising video footage of Trump and Hustler produced a porn ‘parody’ of Trump titled ‘The Donald.’

In 2017, Flynt took out a full-page ad in The Washington Post offering a ‘$10 million’ reward for ‘information leading to the impeachment and removal of office’ of the president.

The ad said: ‘After nine tumultuous months in office, Trump has proven he’s dangerously unfit to exercise the extreme power accrued by our new “unitary executive”.’

Mark Zaid, the anti-Trump attorney who legally represents the whistleblower in the Ukraine scandal, also slammed the cartoon Christmas card.

‘This is unacceptable, and clearly I’m no fan of this President. But this absolutely crosses the line and there should be a public apology. Something like this is not a joking matter,’ Zaid tweeted.