Yesterday Democrat Sen. Amy Klobuchar appeared on "Face the Nation" with host Margaret Brennan.

At some point either before or after the interview, Klobuchar spoke with Brennan off-air and then the senator shared a "power photo," or something like that:

That reminds us of Margaret Thatcher's famous quote: “Being powerful is like being a lady. If you have to tell people you are, you aren't.”

In the history of power photos, the one above won't even make the list of the top ten million.&nbsp;

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 {ai:summary}<p>Senator Amy Klobuchar shared a "power photo" with Margaret Brennan after her appearance on "Face the Nation," prompting skepticism on social media. Critics noted that if a photo needs to be labeled as a power photo, it likely doesn't qualify as one.</p><p>Many users mocked the image, comparing it unfavorably to other iconic power photos and questioning the context of the moment captured. The backlash highlights the perception that the photo fails to convey genuine authority. #politics</p>

Dem Sen. Amy Klobuchar Seems Proud of This 'Power Photo' With Face the Nation Host Margaret Brennan

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