Donald Trump’s New Twitter Banner Is Actually a Photo From Barack Obama's Inauguration [Photos]

BY: Denver Sean

Published 8 years ago

Today is the day that Donald Trump officially became the 45th president of the United States.

At the time of his swearing in, the official @POTUS Twitter account was turned over to President Trump (Barack is now @POTUS44).

In true Trump administration fashion, whoever is behind the account couldn’t find a decent picture from the new president’s paltry inauguration festivities — so they used an image from President Obama’s 2009 inauguration.

We wonder if this was Melania’s idea….

In case you were wondering, here’s an image of the crowds from Obama’s inauguration in 2009 (on the left) compared to Trump’s in 2017 (on the right):

Welp.

Update: The banner has since been changed. Peep the new page below.

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Donald Trump’s New Twitter Banner Is Actually a Photo From Barack Obama’s Inauguration [Photos]

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