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Internet compares Trump counselor Kellyanne Conway to Paddington bear
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Former vice president Dan Quayle greets Kellyanne Conway during the 58th Presidential Inauguration at the US Capitol Building in Washington D.C. on Jan. 20. (AP/Carolyn Kaster)
T
he inauguration of Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States saw a trail of interesting spectacles during and after the ceremony and the internet has swiftly turned them into comical moments.
From George W. Bush’s battle with his poncho to the resemblance between Melania Trump’s inauguration dress and Jackie Kennedy’s, memes have emerged to ease the pain that some people in the United States are feeling at the dawn of a new America.
One remarkable sight was President Donald Trump’s incoming counselor, Kellyanne Conway, and her red, white and blue outfit on the morning of Trump’s inauguration, which has been dubbed “Trump Revolutionary Wear” as reported by Time. Kellyanne was a leading strategist in Trump’s presidential campaign.
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When asked about her colorful wool coat, she responded “Oh, it’s just Gucci.”
Side by side comparisons of Conway’s outfit to a mascot, the Paddington bear, to an American Girl doll, to the Nutcracker doll and many other things has flooded the internet. (mra/kes)
Here’s what the memes have to say:
Why does Kellyanne Conway look like the old New England Patriots logo? pic.twitter.com/swgdHH53v6
— Tyler Brooke (@TylerDBrooke) January 20, 2017
That was nice of Molly the American Girl doll to let Kellyanne Conway raid her closet #InaugurationDay pic.twitter.com/fVR8lJ4O6y
— Erica Steiner @ TMZ (@SendARavenPlz) January 20, 2017
Kellyanne Conway came dressed as the Nutcracker lol.#InaugurationDay2017 #Clown pic.twitter.com/Ixw2hwYmRH
— Audrey Conn (@GingerConn) January 20, 2017
— Peter Finocchiaro (@PLFino) January 20, 2017
