Trump’s First Address to US Congress a ‘Lie Lie Land?’

Twitter had a good laugh as Trump addressed US Congress for the first time.

Donald Trump addressed the Congress for the first time since he became President. Ever since he came in, he has taken a strong position on immigration by imposing a temporary ban and repealed Obamacare with what he says is an ‘improved’ heath care. But his first Congress address has got a mixed bag of responses.

On Twitter, while some were applauding POTUS for his great address, others fact-checked everything he mentioned.

When Trump said we need to promote clean air and clean water, I had a hard time not laughing. Today he rolled back clean water rules.

— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) March 1, 2017

A junkyard dog barking at the moon and actually believing the moon is impressed... #trumpaddress

— Sean Gill (@leftsidegill) March 1, 2017

LIAR LIAR. "President Trump’s maiden address to Congress was notable because it was filled with numerous inaccuracies."

— T. Helen (@Beingconscious3) March 1, 2017

May & Trump.. pic.twitter.com/ap0sVMkq9C

— Guillaume Blardone (@gblardone) March 1, 2017

It's amazing to see how Mike Pence and Paul Ryan keep standing up, considering they don't have spines. #TrumpAddress #JointAddress

— Taylor Stevens (@juicyfruit093) March 1, 2017

Thanks to @PolitiFact for reminding us *45 only tells the truth 4% of the time. #BlackOutTrump #trumpaddress #TheResistance pic.twitter.com/p7xKaSvSkE

— PresidentRoslin (@LauraRoslin2017) February 28, 2017

if you bought into trump's speech i'm forced to assume the words "bamboozled" and "hoodwinked" have zero meaning to you

— Rembert Browne (@rembert) March 1, 2017

Those complimenting Trump for acting "presidential" do realize he's the actual president? That's literally his job. #JointAddress

— Michael Blackman (@ParaComedian09) March 1, 2017

Twitterati had a major laugh at the President and even at the people who were congratulating him for a good address. What was surprising was that most people didn't agree with most ‘facts’ he mentioned in his joint address.