In the bustling county of Spartanburg, South Carolina, along the well-traveled I-85 South, a billboard has recently sparked widespread conversation and controversy. Against the backdrop of ceaseless traffic and everyday life, this sign, funded by the advocacy group ConscienceFirst, boldly proclaims President Trump a “false prophet.” This isn’t just an ordinary statement; it’s a direct and potent response to a highly contentious image that President Trump himself shared on his Truth Social account during Easter. The image, an AI-generated portrayal of him in a white robe with a red garment, depicted him placing a hand on a man in a…

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