Whenever an official portrait of a politician gets released -- any politician -- it's now pretty much tradition for it to become a full-blown meme in a matter of hours.
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On Wednesday, the UK Parliament website was gifted with a range of brooding new headshots for each and every elected MP. There was the option to download them and everything.
It's likely that the new headshots were intended as a way to bring a unifying theme to Parliament's website, and better showcase the elected leaders of Britain's constituencies to make them more recognisable to voters.
Twitter came up with another use for them, though:
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