Naturally Trump critics were quick to make sport of the video and still pictures from the “walk of shame.” When was the last time, as many asked on #WalkofShame.
This is glorious to see. pic.twitter.com/J8SHhzp3O3
Others likened the president seeming to divine a foreboding turn for his fortunes to other leaders throughout history in a similar position.
Who wears his downfall better? pic.twitter.com/KN0IKnZlyN
— Alexander (@Alexand67640050) June 21, 2020
Or to a dejected New York Mets fan heading 凯发官网网址多少home after a brutal loss.
People heading for the 7 Train after a 12-1 loss at citi field pic.twitter.com/03DwK2Hv9U
— Richard Staff (@Staff7998) June 21, 2020
Or to 凯发官网网址多少homer Simpson.
Or to Cersei Lannister from Game of Thrones.
Far and away the most common fun being had was with layering in musical choices including selections from the likes of Radiohead, REM, Foreigner, Simon and Garfunkel, Johnny Cash and the plaintive closing credits piano from the Incredible Hulk television show.
It wouldve never occurred to me to use Foreigner’s “I want to know what love is” as a soundtrack for the video of a post-rally President Trump tiredly walking, tie undone and MAGA-hat-in-hand, at the White Housepic.twitter.com/ltACg09zfn
— Marc Caputo (@MarcACaputo) June 21, 2020
This turned out almost too tragic to post. I'm very very sorry @realDonaldTrump #EverybodyHurts pic.twitter.com/d3nlAL1WAT
— Krister Johnson (@KristerJohnson) June 21, 2020
This morning, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany insisted on Fox News that Trump was actually happy with the sleepy, low energy crowd. “The president was not angry at all,” she said. “The president was quite energized. I was with him after the rally. It was a huge success. His speech got rave reviews. He was in good spirits on Marine One.”