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FLORIDA - Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna was briefly featured in the latest episode of the Comedy Central animated series South Park, which satirizes political figures and current events.
The episode, titled “Sickofancy,” focuses on President Donald Trump’s return to political prominence and includes Luna as the first person in a line of politicians, business leaders, and international figures attempting to flatter the President.
In the cartoon, a fictional Luna addresses Trump in the Oval Office, praising his leadership and making exaggerated remarks about his appearance.
She also presents a silver-plated Space Shuttle before being ushered out for the next guest, Apple CEO Tim Cook, who offers similar flattery.
The Space Shuttle reference appears to mirror real-life displays in Luna’s congressional office, where sculptures resembling Mount Rushmore include Trump’s likeness.
Luna has proposed legislation that would add the current President’s face alongside George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln.
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Luna shared a screenshot of the depiction on X with the caption “#NewProfilePic,” indicating she was aware of the appearance.
Politically, Luna is one of three Republican incumbents in Florida under attention from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee ahead of the 2025 elections.
She faces Democrat Jeffrey Moore, who filed to run in July and has not yet reported fundraising figures.
Luna has also served on the House select committee on government secrets, which has sought the release of records related to Jeffrey Epstein and public files concerning the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.