Trump Supporters Hijack #ComeyMemo Hashtag to Mock Mainstream Media
Cassandra Fairbanks
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Following the New York Times releasing a report based on a memo they did not actually see for themselves, #ComeyMemo began to trend on Twitter. Unfortunately for liberals, and the media outlets that support them, the hashtag was quickly hijacked by supporters of President Donald Trump to mock ridiculous reports based on unnamed sources.
https://twitter.com/ashlynnnbatess/status/864650766379880451
“Uh oh! Looks like another #ComeyMemo has been revealed,” Rebel Media’s DC Bureau Chief wrote in a tweet with a screenshot of a notepad memo which read, “Why does Trump get more scoops of ice cream than me?”
https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/864637314059915265
The memo allegedly states that Trump had told then-FBI Director James Comey during a meeting in February that he hoped he would get over the witchhunt against General Mike Flynn. The statement, if true, was apparently not serious enough for Comey to tell the Attorney General about.
Remember if someone fires you, just write a memo accusing them of crimes…
That's apparently what we do now. #ComeyMemo
— HARLAN Z. HILL ???????? (@Harlan) May 17, 2017
“I just wrote a memo to myself saying all the people I have a vendetta against did bad things,” Infowars correspondent Paul Joseph Watson tweeted.
I just wrote a memo to myself saying all the people I have a vendetta against did bad things.
Who could argue with that?#ComeyMemo
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) May 17, 2017
By evening, the hashtag was completely flooded with mockery — of both Comey and the media.
https://twitter.com/bakedalaska/status/864667855681277952
https://twitter.com/ThePatriot143/status/864649386336428032
This is as LEGIT as the #ComeyMemo ???????? pic.twitter.com/zOZ3H2iAD6
— Kambree (@KamVTV) May 17, 2017
We found what could be a key #ComeyMemo … pic.twitter.com/plLCerbqzT
— Thomas Paine (@Thomas1774Paine) May 17, 2017
It is also important to note that Deputy Director Andrew McCabe confirmed in his testimony before Senate last week that the White House has not interfered with any investigation.
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