Forget all of the marketing and social media pros the tech-savvy White House has on staff. If you really want to understand the latest numbers from the Congressional Budget Office and the impact of Obamacare on jobs and the economy, just follow troll account @LOLGOP. At least that’s what the White House recommends, apparently.
.@LOLGOP is pretty much hitting the nail on the head re: absurdity of "incentive to work" argument.
— Jesse Lee (NARA) (@jesseclee44) February 4, 2014
That’s the Obama administration’s director of progressive media and online response steering followers to the Twitter account with the obscene elephant avatar.
BIG IDEA: Ban education and legalize child labor. Think of how many would be pulled into the job market.
— LOLGOP (@LOLGOP) February 4, 2014
Conservatives were laughing out loud at the absurdity of it.
Alternate headline: official White House twitter account endorses lunatic tweets from an auto-fellatiating elephant. @jesseclee44 @LOLGOP
— Mike (@ThePantau) February 4, 2014
https://twitter.com/amish1979/status/430796594221309952
https://twitter.com/amylutz4/status/430793282654720000
https://twitter.com/JammieWF/status/430793296424603648
@jesseclee44 The White House is endorsing Twitter trolls now?
— Stephen Gutowski (@StephenGutowski) February 4, 2014
This actually happened-> RT @jesseclee44 .@LOLGOP is pretty much hitting the nail on the head re: absurdity of "incentive to work" argument.
— RBe (@RBPundit) February 4, 2014
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“@jesseclee44: .@LOLGOP is pretty much hitting the nail on the head re: absurdity of "incentive to work" argument.” So pathetic.
— Mark Baldwin (@SenorBaldwin) February 4, 2014
https://twitter.com/coolhandschlute/status/430794861152055296
@jesseclee44 @LOLGOP The never-ending embarrassment of this administration continues. Amateur hour lasts 3 more years.
— Taro Tsujimoto (@RCannon74) February 4, 2014
https://twitter.com/OHCONSERVATISM/status/430807182808862720
"LOL." RT @jesseclee44 .@LOLGOP is pretty much hitting the nail on the head re: absurdity of "incentive to work" argument.
— jon gabriel (@exjon) February 4, 2014