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White House spokesman blasts media over crowd sizes in first statement
So here we have Sean Spicer with his first issuance as Presidential Spokesman. Flat out lies, and lies that are laughably easy to expose as such.
Maybe he got figures from Russia about the vastness of their audience, and therefore rationalizes his statement, which was obviously intended to convey the false impression that Trump enjoyed a YUUUGE reception of unprecedented proportion, instead of less than a fourth of the number of folks who showed up last time a new President was sworn in.
Appearances are so important to those clowns... so I wrote poor Donald a poem:
They say that the size of your crowd
Is just like the size of your hands
It doesn't make anyone proud
To be faced with the size of your glands.
So break out some facts of your own
You can hire somebody to tell
And they better not pick any bone
Or Your God will send them to HELL.
So here we have Sean Spicer with his first issuance as Presidential Spokesman. Flat out lies, and lies that are laughably easy to expose as such.
"This was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period, both in person and around the globe,” Spicer said.
Spicer made the claim despite photos and video showing fewer people assembled on the National Mall on Friday than were there for former President Barack Obama’s inauguration in 2009.
The spokesman said the side-by-side photos circulating on social media were “intentionally framed in a way to minimize support” for Trump.
He blamed the bad visuals on floor coverings protecting the grass, saying they highlighted empty spaces.
Spicer made the claim despite photos and video showing fewer people assembled on the National Mall on Friday than were there for former President Barack Obama’s inauguration in 2009.
The spokesman said the side-by-side photos circulating on social media were “intentionally framed in a way to minimize support” for Trump.
He blamed the bad visuals on floor coverings protecting the grass, saying they highlighted empty spaces.
Maybe he got figures from Russia about the vastness of their audience, and therefore rationalizes his statement, which was obviously intended to convey the false impression that Trump enjoyed a YUUUGE reception of unprecedented proportion, instead of less than a fourth of the number of folks who showed up last time a new President was sworn in.
Appearances are so important to those clowns... so I wrote poor Donald a poem:
They say that the size of your crowd
Is just like the size of your hands
It doesn't make anyone proud
To be faced with the size of your glands.
So break out some facts of your own
You can hire somebody to tell
And they better not pick any bone
Or Your God will send them to HELL.