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US President Donald Trump cultivates an idiosyncratic approach to facts, is well known. Now, publications of the panel of economic advisers CEA show that a rather lax in dealing with the Actual is apparently also in the specialist departments of the White house is a common practice.
this year's economic report of the US presidents authored by the CEA, is based on the cooperation of an unusual number of trainees. Among other things: Batman, Spider-Man and Captain America, listed under their alter-Egos. The complete list of Blockbuster suspects CEA-interns:
J. T. Hutt = Jabba the Hutt, "Star Wars"; Aunt May = The aunt of Spiderman; Peter Parker = Spiderman; Steve Rogers = Captain America; John Snow = may be meant to be: Jon snow, "Game of Thrones"; Bruce Wayne = the Batman; Kathryn Janeway = captain of the USS Voyager, "Star Trek"; John Cleese = a British Comedian, writer and actor of "Monty Python".
All of the names appear in the 711-page document on the situation of the US economy and the economic agenda of Trump. The film sizes should have helped to put the report together and Fact-Checking (!) have taken over. Martha Gimble, research Director of the job Board, Indeed, had discovered the unusual trainees list and a Screenshot published on Twitter.
The Economic Report of the President has revealed that the quality of interns at CEA is much better than it was when I was there....we never got the cool ones, like Steve Rogers, Bruce Wayne, Peter Parker, Aunt May, and John Cleese pic.twitter.com/qELM2729os
— Martha Gimbel (@Martha Gimbel) 19. March 2019
The names seem to follow a similar joke in the economic report to 2018. At that time, the interns James T. Kirk and Jean-Luc Picard from "Star Trek, were supposed to be" for the panel of economic advisers of the White house.
On Tuesday, has expressed the CEA to the thing and tried to make the trainees-in the spirit of fun with other interns-joke play that down: You have to give the real interns of the team a little PR help: "Our interns are, in fact, super heroes. To us it was always clear, but we knew that it would take a little more, so that you get the attention that they deserve," - said in a statement on Twitter.
Did folks really think this was a mistake?!? That would never have made it past our fact-checkers -- who, in fact, include our interns!
— CEA (@WhiteHouseCEA) 19. March 2019
but also the super-hero-limps statement to be facts are true. Not all the economic reports of the listed characters, super heroes. In the "Star Wars"series Jabba the Hutt is a misshapen galactic crime boss, tries in vain to feed Luke Skywalker to his character, a bit like a Jedi - knight-interns-to the Sarlacc, that giant beast that lives in the quicksand, and with its long tentacles, and hundreds of spear of similar teeth to the aspirants with the skin and the hair eating want to.
