With war looming on several fronts you can forgive President Trump for having a lot on his mind, but this is a comical balls-up none the less.
While making his way through the crowd at the White House Easter egg roll, Trump was asked by a young child if he would sign his hat.
He grabs a pen, quickly signs the hat and then throws it deep into the crowd amongst screams of “nooo!” from people standing around.#
A kid asks Trump to sign his hat at the White House Easter Egg Roll. The president signs … and then tosses the hat into the crowd. pic.twitter.com/7ExdhpO97H
— POLITICO (@politico) April 17, 2017
Given the geopolitical climate one would think Trump would be in a sombre mood this weekend, not to mention his dwindling approval ratings and that he just edged one step closer to using nuclear weapons a mere 100 days into his presidency.
But the Republican seemed on fine form, despite another clear crowd problem.
Obama’s Easter Egg Roll vs @realDonaldTrump ‘s Easter Egg Roll. Pictures are worth 1000 words. pic.twitter.com/QVMX0jKQil
— Hilary (@HilareeBanks) April 17, 2017
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