'Pre-election spinulation': Earnest says 2014 'not a true national election'

White House: Tuesday's vote not a 'true national election' – http://t.co/vBhe740UuA pic.twitter.com/yeLWIpDC4J

— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) November 3, 2014

Spin alert “@WashTimes: White House: Tuesday's vote not a 'true national election' – http://t.co/maapcPB2UK pic.twitter.com/DwLYPh9N4N”

— Kyle (@kyleraccio) November 3, 2014

@WashTimes @BradThor Oh, I guess obama was wrong when he said all of his policies were on the ballot then.

— JustPlainBill (@JustPlainBill) November 3, 2014

Denial stage RT @WashTimes: White House: Tuesday's vote not a 'true national election' – http://t.co/Hyxick0egx pic.twitter.com/uubWtaxqz1

— Aaron Worthing (@AaronWorthing) November 3, 2014

Note: this is not a @weknowwhatsbest parody MT @WashTimes: White House: Tuesday's vote not a 'true national election' pic.twitter.com/uubWtaxqz1

— Aaron Worthing (@AaronWorthing) November 3, 2014

#oops MT @ChelieinTX @AaronWorthing But, I thought #obama said his policies are on the ballot… #uniteblue #p2 #tcot #VoteBlue #inners @cnn

— Animus #7089 (@JohnFict) November 3, 2014

Pre-election spinulation. "@MikePFahey: @Doc_68W_ ah a little pre-spin”

— Doc (@Doc_68W_) November 3, 2014

@redsteeze @instapundit @WashTimes oops! is he talking about non-citizen votes, making it a "true multinational election"?

— Valeria P-Washington (@ValeriaPugliesi) November 3, 2014

@redsteeze @varifrank @WashTimes Remember, the guy in charge of this was teaching kids about Constitutional Law at a collegiate level.

— Alexander Williams (@squidlord) November 3, 2014