FLOTUS and Ivanka Trump Go Sans-Headscarf in Saudia Arabia After Trump Bashes Michelle Obama For Same Thing
#FLOTUS arriving in Riyadh in black pantsuit with ruffled sleeve and giant gold belt. ?:Getty pic.twitter.com/7xvoWrhIbh
— White House Wardrobe (@whitehousedress) May 20, 2017
Donald Trump is in Saudi Arabia on his first foreign trip as president. Naturally, he has wife Melania Trump and daughter Ivanka Trump along with him. The Guardian and other outlets are reporting that the women aren’t covering their heads with scarves, which is totally fine. Hillary Clinton didn’t when she was Secretary of State.
But wait… what’s this?
Many people are saying it was wonderful that Mrs. Obama refused to wear a scarf in Saudi Arabia, but they were insulted.We have enuf enemies
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 29, 2015
Hmm, looks like he criticized Michelle Obama for not wearing a scarf to cover her head while she was in Saudi Arabia two years ago. Could it be that his issue with her was never the scarf all along?
“Many people” think so.
Back when the tweet first came out, someone asked if he’s force Melania and Ivanka to do it. Yesterday, someone replied with this…
@lee_manel @realDonaldTrump Looks like we get to find out….
— Hex FX Aerials (@FXHex) May 19, 2017
…and now the tweets pointing out the hypocrisy won’t stop.
@realDonaldTrump @mirriam71 pic.twitter.com/jTVvanjhG2
— Aleem (@AleemOVC) May 20, 2017
There are people on Twitter praising Melania Trump for not wearing a headscarf and saying they are finally proud of a first lady. Ahem…. https://t.co/ciQA8rNaY5
— Christina Reynolds (@creynoldsnc) May 20, 2017
@FXHex @lee_manel @realDonaldTrump Visiting women in Saudi Arabia are never expected to cover their heads but Turnip was too stupid and racist to know that in 2015.
— Copperbird (@copperbird7) May 20, 2017
how can there actually be a tweet for every occasion how https://t.co/2z82N5jMZj
— darth:™ (@darth) May 20, 2017
@realDonaldTrump Fixed your tweet for 2017 pic.twitter.com/dq1Wnm07KN
— Tony Posnanski (@tonyposnanski) May 20, 2017
Is there anything this man has tweeted that hasn’t been contradicted by the behavior of his own administration? https://t.co/BdbtjxX48c
— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) May 20, 2017
@IanA_Aus @realDonaldTrump do any of them?
— MiTcH (@MiTcH_ArTs) May 20, 2017
Well, it looks like Melania is plagiarizing from Michelle Obama again. https://t.co/oNFJwlPJhM
— Nick Jack Pappas (@Pappiness) May 20, 2017
@realDonaldTrump …and what about #melania, did she insult them too? pic.twitter.com/9pif5OJIAW
— mⒶryteatowel (@maryteatowel) May 20, 2017
@realDonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/mpo2dVtSO1
— Indiana Q. Jhones (@essostre) May 20, 2017
Newton’s Fourth Law of Motion: for every @POTUS action there’s an equal and opposite @realDonaldTrump reaction. https://t.co/Y1v5rWBLqU pic.twitter.com/XVXe3pe9ui
— Axorr Jisnab™ (@humantorch) May 20, 2017
For Trump, gaffes involving religious or cultural traditions are common. Remember the time he tried to put money in the communion plate at church?
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