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Rumors of Utah The death of Orrin Hatch is greatly exaggerated – and he proves it with bacon.
The mischievous lawmaker, whose Twitter feed is regularly filled with jabs, memes and nonsense, made fun of Google after discovering that his research biography showed that he died on September 11, 2017. [19659003] Such boxes of facts are automatically filled from a variety of sources, and so this was not a manual change by a Google employee. But Senator GOP had a few questions, as he tweeted a screenshot of the wrong information.
"Hi … @ Google? We may need to talk," he tweeted
as the 84-year-old retires at the end of his tenure, he is still very active, so he decided to prove it by showing himself involved in a number of activities.
"Here is Senator Hatch reading a newspaper earlier," read the first tweet , accompanied by an image that showed exactly that
And it went on.
"Here is Senator Hatch She made a present to Chancellor Merkel and told her that she was Awesome earlier this month, June 7, 2006. "Senator Hatch made an important state visit to Chuck A Rama in May," reads another article.
He also showed him a war memorial, preparing to meet with Brett Kavanaugh, a Supreme Court candidate, and to sign bills.
Finally, just to put the nail in the coffin of the fake Anniversary in March, nearly six months after Google made it fall by pushing daisies. The theme of this celebration was bacon
Hatch's biography has since been corrected.
The narrative also emitted a humble bit of pride, noting that at the time Hatch was deemed dead, he put forward three bills.
"Even in death, Hatch remains one of the Senate's most prolific legislators," said his office.
