Here’s how people responded to Trump and Macron shoveling dirt and planting a tree (some will say they were burying a body—but that’s just speculation.) (Photo: WENN)
The gold shovels, the poor aiming skills, *the* Donald Trump planting a tree… (Photo: Twitter)
You didn’t get the memo, Macron? (Photo: Twitter)
And make sure he gets it this time! (Photo: Twitter)
You know, because Donald Trump already killed them all with this politics. (Photo: Twitter)
Sublime trolling skills, Macron! (Photo: Twitter)
Et voila! That’s how you troll Donald Trump. (Photo: Twitter)
And here’s a rare picture of Donald Trump actually doing something good for the planet. (Photo: Twitter)
Excuse me, in which aisle do you keep the gold-plated shoves? (Photo: Twitter)
Do it, tree! Do it! (Photo: Twitter)
Ha ha ha…*burst into tears* (Photo: Twitter)
So long, Lady Liberty! (Photo: Twitter)
There’s now way Donald Trump is planting a tree. There simply isn’t. (Photo: Twitter)
Darth, was this you? (Photo: Twitter)
Trump plays Lynette and Macron is Bree. (Photo: Twitter)
Didn’t know “Twin Peaks” was coming out with a fourth season. (Photo: Twitter)
It really is. (Photo: Twitter)
TURN DOWN FOR WHAT! (Photo: Twitter)
In an unexpected turn of events, President Donald Trump took part in a tree-planting ceremony outside the White House on Monday. That’s right folks—the Donald Trump actually planted a real tree.
The young European sessile oak—brought from Belleau Wood, a historic battlefield in Europe—was a gift from Emmanuel Macron during his visit to D.C. And while President Trump’s French counterpart claims that the tree is a symbol of the ties that bind the U.S. and France, people on Twitter think the poor plant is the epitome of sublime trolling.
Given that Trump has previously called climate change a Chinese hoax, and that he withdrew from the Paris climate accord back in June, we think it’s safe to say Twittersphere’s memes and jokes about the ceremony are not too out of place.
Here’s how people responded to Trump and Macron shoveling dirt and planting a tree (some will say they were burying a body—but that’s just speculation.)
