Newsweek attempts to slam Trump for fake Twitter followers, not nearly smart enough to pull it off

Do liberals even own mirrors?

Newsweek’s attempt to take a shot at President Trump’s following on Twitter backfired on the publication in a comical way.

“Nearly half of Donald Trump’s Twitter followers are fake accounts and bots,” Newsweek’s headline read. Using Twitter Audit, the folks at Newsweek declared that only 51 percent of Trump’s 31 million followers are real people.

Image: Newsweek

The only problem with using that measuring tool is that it can be used by others to prove the same point – about someone else’s Twitter following.

MMA fighter Nik Lentz did just that.

Ouch.

But the Ultimate Fighting Championship veteran was not done.

No word back from Newsweek on those numbers but Lentz definitely got Twitter users talking.

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