More Fake News by Newsweek

Newsweek published a make believe story on Tuesday that claimed First Lady Melania Trump was fully responsible for having the historic Andrew Jackson magnolia tree removed from White House grounds. 

The magazine, that's better suited as a garbage bag base to soak up wet waste on the bottom, depicted Ms. Trump as a cold, heartless person, much like a liberal who takes money from people who've earned it and redistributes it to those who didn't. 

The truth is, the tree had become a danger because of it's age and condition and it was determined by experts that it be removed because it could topple down at any moment.

"Melania Trump orders removal of the near-200-year-old tree from the White House," the rag known as Newsweek tweeted from its verified Twitter account. Newsweek used the same text for their fake news title, which paints Melania Trump as a magnoliaceae-hating witch. 

Ms. Trump ordered the tree removed only after the tree specialist determined that it needed to be removed. Over the years, the tree has been supported by poles and wires and it posed a hazard for anyone standing nearby.

If the tree was human, it'd be Bernie Sanders

Dan Gainor VP of Media Research Center mocked Newsweek for partaking in the "usual war on Trump" that has become a hobby for the mainstream media. "They either find something to attack him on or they just make it up," he told Fox News. "Remember, Newsweek sold several years ago for $1. It appears the buyers were cheated."

Others in the administration has attacked the article and the rag updated the body of its story but the fake news headline is still there.

And you can bet there will be liberals who will continue to blame the First Lady for the cruel removal of the tree.

The tree is scheduled to be removed later this week.


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