9/11: Donald Trump's picture tweet sparks outrage
The United States president, Donald Trump, sparked outrage on twitter on Wednesday, September 11, with his tweet that marked the 18th anniversary of 9/11 attack.
Trump’s tweet was accompanied by a picture of him and the first lady, Melania Trump, as they backed the camera, carrying the caption “We Will Never Forget”. Many critics on the micro-messaging platform took him to the cleaners for trying to make the anniversary all about himself. Others said that the president bragged about having the tallest building in Manhattan the same day thousands died.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 11, 2019
Fixed it. It’s not all about you, shocking I know! This day is for all the victims, first responders , volunteers and their families! pic.twitter.com/NQHhKNWjyL
— BrunosMommy (@mariadw1) September 11, 2019
"Never Forget"
— Blue Bee (@Blue_Bee_pllntr) September 11, 2019
On the day of this tragedy and terrorist attack on America -
Trump's first thought:
I now have the tallest building in New York City
(also it wasn't even true, a lie within the disgusting bragging)#NeverForget #September11pic.twitter.com/aKrOPG1WPq
A symbolic photograph. Donald Trump has turned his back on America every day of his illegitimate presidency.
— Stephanie Kennedy (@WordswithSteph) September 11, 2019
Trump Sparks Anger With 'Never Forget' 9/11 Tweet
"Except when we invite the Taliban over for a photo op," George Conway fired back on Twitter.https://t.co/ChJN2Hd1hW pic.twitter.com/jffsLmLzKP
Okay, look.
— Holly Figueroa O'Reilly (@AynRandPaulRyan) September 11, 2019
First of all, it's not about you.
Second of all, who thought the embroidery on this coat was a good idea to wear on #September11? #NeverForget #WorldTradeCenter #TwinTowers#NeverForgotten #remember911 #911Memorial #UnitedWeStand pic.twitter.com/TzBFK9V4hM
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