This is not just another weird Trump meme.

The official White House just portrayed the President as Green Lantern, a superhero whose personal power produces:

the border wall
American manufacturing
military force
and presidential power itself.

And it paired that imagery with an oath warning those who “worship evil” to beware his power.

That is the signal.

The White House is no longer merely promoting Trump’s policies.

It is mythologizing Trump as the personal source of American state power.

Put it beside what we have already seen:

DHS: Trump’s face beneath “DID YOU REMAIN LOYAL?”

Education: campaign-style Trump hero content from an official federal department.

White House Arcade: citizens play out the movement’s worldview—build the wall, deport, “can’t stop winning.”

Now: Trump as a superhero personally wielding border, economic and military power against “evil.”

The progression is becoming remarkably clear:

Institution → movement.
State → leader.
Government power → the leader’s personal power.

Presidents have always used propaganda and heroic imagery.

But this is being produced by the government itself, through official government channels, while the same administration increasingly describes critics and institutional resistance as enemies, obstructionists or disloyal.

That distinction matters.

A constitutional government is supposed to derive its authority from laws and institutions.

The White House is increasingly telling a different story:

The power is Trump’s.