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Man Humiliates Dog to Win Donald Trump Look-alike Contest

By Nitasha Tiku

A Chihuahua named Bandit Rubio looks off-camera in shame after taking home the top honors at a New York City Trump look-alike competition. Or his owner had to get him really high to agree to it. Either way, pobrecito Bandito! [TMZ]

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