In a cruel twist of irony, political commentator and diehard Trump supporter Tomi Lahren became what she hated most: A sensitive snowflake. Despite quite adamantly proclaiming that “it may be winter, but it’s still snowflake melting season” in a Christmas edition of Final Thoughts earlier this week, it was Lahren herself who became enraged enough to tweet in succession over a Photoshopped meme making the rounds around the Internet.
The meme in question shows Lahren apparently denouncing former President Obama for creating Festivus — the Seinfeld-born holiday for the rest of us — in an effort to take down Christmas once and for all.
Christmas is cancelled. Thanks Obama pic.twitter.com/vD7gJoAPgg
— Barstool News Network (@BarstoolNewsN) December 24, 2017
The image quickly began spreading to all the corner of Twitter, and despite it’s creator straight up stating it was Photoshopped, Trump supporters quickly began crying “fake news!” and getting real butthurt over it.
no, it is not real. stop asking. pic.twitter.com/cAcST46N8r
— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) December 24, 2017
— the white denzel (@statefan5024) December 25, 2017
What a brilliant observation! pic.twitter.com/vQIf2A7c4w
— Mike Glassmoyer (@SiO2moyer) December 25, 2017
No wonder CNN canned your TV show. Even THEY wouldn't go with fake news this bad.
— Warner Todd Huston (@warnerthuston) December 24, 2017
People watch MSNBC and CNN because they want to believe a lie. Makes the haters feel better
— Sgt Mike De'plorable (@kybassmaster123) December 25, 2017
Is this not photoshopped, I'd say libel,, might be applicable here.. pic.twitter.com/UCPjC6u4YU
— Deplorable Drac (@drachman56) December 24, 2017
@TomiLahren all you got to do is hit these guys with a lawsuit and they'll stop putting out fake photos and fake news of you.
— General Deplorable (@HouseCracka) December 26, 2017