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Trump supporters get gleefully brutal about #OscarsFail

After a marathon Academy Awards evening of Trump bashing, at the biggest moment it all came crashing down and the right was there to stick the boot in.

Cameron Jenkins by Cameron Jenkins
27-02-2017 15:48
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It is being hailed as the biggest cock-up in Academy Awards, ney all awards, history (maybe even all of history itself) – when La La Land was mistakenly announced as the 2017 winner of the Oscar for Best Picture.

But the winner was really Moonlight, whose makers were eventually given the gold statuettes only after La La Land‘s producers had delivered their acceptance speech.

#envelopegate #OscarFail they cant even honor themselves without screwing it up. serves them right! pic.twitter.com/ysMoFnhFkc

— Lucid Hurricane™✘ (@Lucid4Trump) February 27, 2017

The epic fail capped off a typically hours and hours upon hours long Oscars ceremony that was this year regularly punctuated with digs and put downs of the newly installed President Donald Trump and his deeply controversial administration.

The typical Hollywood lefty elite taking free swings at the alt-right poster boy. Well, until the gripping #OscarsFail climax, and then Trump’s riled up cheer squad had a field day…

The Hollywood elite were so busy calling Trump a racist, they forgot to give a black man the biggest award of the night #Oscarfail #Oscars pic.twitter.com/epyBhMKkDT

— The New Right (@newrightcrusade) February 27, 2017

He was so worried about getting his political comment in that he couldn’t even read the card! ???? #envelopegate #Oscarfail

— Riya sharma (@riyasharma266) February 27, 2017

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Well that’s kinda like the election, they all thought clinton was the winner then boom! ????
American voters Trump on all of them.#oscarsfail

— Riya sharma (@riyasharma266) February 27, 2017

#oscarsfail An evening of smug Trump bashing ending in the biggest award screw up
Liberalism in real life
A failure

— Patrick Brannon (@PrescottBobcat) February 27, 2017

Oscars started off w/this but quickly went downhill. Can I just say Karma lol. #oscarsfail #envelopegate pic.twitter.com/NrmhJaNind

— My Opinion Matters (@MyViewMatters2) February 27, 2017

Hillary Clinton is the next president of the United States!! Whoops. It’s Trump! Analogous to #oscarsfail Stupid liberals hahaha!

— Mark Dice (@MarkDice) February 27, 2017

I can’t organize cards or even read them but let me tell you what to believe and how to run a country – #Oscars #oscarsfail #MAGA #Oscar2017 pic.twitter.com/oL156VwHwS

— Jeffrey Knott (@JfKaboom) February 27, 2017

#oscarsfail BREAKING NEWS: CNN reporting that Donald Trump and Russia interfered with oscar presentation for best picture.

— FED UP!!!!!!!! (@jerrypane13) February 27, 2017

All I can say is I am glad the Liberals who run Hollywood aren't running our great country. Total disaster! God bless @POTUS. #OscarsFail

— Greg Mazares (@GregMazares) February 27, 2017

Liberals want to tell us how and who should run the country? I don't think so, you can't even get a stupid awards show right #OscarsFail pic.twitter.com/oecLyuRw0l

— ????????AmericaFirst???????? (@rod_burket) February 27, 2017

#OscarsFail What a bunch of idiots! I love it when you take low blows at one man all night and then karma gives you a little tap!

— Fred Koerber (@KoerberFred) February 27, 2017

“I’m swapping the envelopes” #ryangosling #Oscars2017 #oscarsfail pic.twitter.com/ARNa0NZTix

— Pa(Trice) Be (@TriceBe) February 27, 2017

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