Staff Reports
The Clinton Presidential Center just can’t seem to get anything right these days! The center recently came under fire for a super awkward social media post that had everyone scratching their heads. They thought it would be a great idea to celebrate the anniversary of President Bill Clinton sending his first email back in 1998. But get this, they actually asked their followers to play a guessing game to figure out who the lucky recipient of that historical email was. Sounds innocent enough, right? Wrong.
Little did those social media gurus at the Clinton Center know, the timing of their post couldn’t have been worse! You see, around the same time, documents related to Jeffrey Epstein were being released, and guess whose name popped up in those documents? You got it—good old Bill Clinton. Talk about awkward timing! It’s like the universe was playing a joke on them, and they fell for it hook, line, and sinker.
LMAO pic.twitter.com/yRXghFoClu
— ALX 🇺🇸 (@alx) January 8, 2024
Of course, the internet wasted no time in roasting the Clinton Presidential Center for their epic fail. Social media lit up with criticism, and the post was swiftly taken down. I mean, who could blame them? It was like serving up a juicy steak to a lion and then being surprised when it gets devoured within seconds.
What’s even more hilarious (or cringeworthy, depending on your viewpoint) is that the post coincided with testimony from Johanna Sjoberg, who claimed that Epstein once made a disgusting comment about Clinton and his, ahem, preferences. And if that wasn’t enough, documents from the Epstein case also revealed some eyebrow-raising email exchanges, alleging some very scandalous footage involving Bill Clinton and Richard Branson.
Naturally, the reactions poured in faster than you can say “social media disaster.” People were absolutely loving the opportunity to poke fun at the Clinton Center’s blunder. It was like watching a comedy show in real-time, except the jokes were practically writing themselves.
In the end, it’s safe to say that the Clinton Presidential Center’s social media team had a really, really bad day. Like, “I wish I could crawl into a hole and never come out” kind of bad. Maybe they should stick to posting about cute puppies and leave the historical guessing games to someone else.
