Look What Just Went Missing From The White House Website – Libs Are LOSING It Over What Trump Changed
The pathetic left just cannot get over the fact that Donald Trump won the election last November. These immature individuals have looked for new ways to slam the president in their misguided anger nearly every day. If it is not President Trump’s desire to secure our border or his desire to beef up our military it is Trump’s tweets on Twitter. However, now they have a new avenue to display their anger on and it is truly pitiful.
The left has been losing their minds every since President Trump took down the Spanish White House website in January. Of course, what this translates to the lunatic left is that Trump is a xenophobic racist that hates Hispanics. (sarcasm implied)
Oh, but that is not all they are complaining about in their la-la land. The left is also outraged that the Spanish Twitter account uses too much English in its posts. Um, let me get this right. English is our countries native tongue but we need to pander to those who speak Spanish? I don’t think so libtards.
But, what makes this even more infuriating is that Trump’s administration never said they were not making a Spanish White House website. In fact, the administration is busy rolling out the new site, but that does take time to complete. These fickle lefties seem to forget that even Barack Obama had a bit of delay in releasing his Spanish website. Though White House director of media affairs Helen Aguirre reminded these forgetful reporters that the Obama administration took nine months to launch its own Spanish version.
Here is the incessant whining from the Associated Press over the White House website.
After a succession of administrations that embraced Spanish-language content, President Donald Trump’s White House is all but ignoring Spanish speakers even though he has a robust online presence in English.
His administration has yet to offer a Spanish White House website. It has eliminated the position of director of Hispanic media outreach. And its Spanish-language Twitter account is heavy with English text and features sloppy translations.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer said in January that the administration had it’s “IT folks working overtime” to roll out a new Spanish-language site after WhiteHouse.gov/espanol went dark in the hours after Trump took office.
“Trust me, it’s going to take a little bit more time, but we’re working piece by piece to get that done,” Spicer said at the time. More than five months later, the site still urges readers to “STAY TUNED.”
The White House’s Spanish Twitter account, @LaCasaBlanca, is also far less active in the Trump era.
The account has tweeted just 41 times since Trump’s inauguration; more than one-third of those posts came on the day of his address to a joint session of Congress on Feb. 28. Of the 41 tweets, about half were written in English. The Spanish tweets are sprinkled with typos — 11 in all. While most mistakes are minor flubs such as missing accents, those accents often change the meaning of words significantly. For instance, they turn “medical” into “medicate” or “is” into “this.”
Notably, one of the first agencies to expand Spanish-language content during the Trump era has been U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The agency better known as ICE is responsible for carrying out deportations. Last month, it announced that it was expanding the Spanish section of its website and started a new Spanish Twitter feed, @ICEespanol.
The White House director of media affairs, Helen Aguirre Ferre, said she expects a Spanish website to launch later this year. She noted the Obama administration took nine months to launch its version, adding that “the priority remains to improve the English language website.”