Fox and Friends Obliterates Trump with Epic 'Lawn Decor' Fail
President Donald Trump’s Great American State Fair is a disaster, and Fox and Friends just poured salt in the wound with a billboard that screams failure.
On June 30, Fox and Friends aired a clip showcasing their enormous billboard at the Great American State Fair, an event organized by Trump’s group, Freedom 250. The fair, running until July 10 at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., kicked off with Trump’s rally on June 24.
The billboard revealed the stark reality of the event: a nearly empty fairground. This follows a 16-day event that has not lived up to Trump’s grand expectations.
The caption read, “Now this is our kind of lawn decor. Fox and Friends have officially taken over Capitol Hill.”
Footage showed the massive billboard dominating the desolate grounds, where greenery outnumbered attendees.
In addition to mocking the event, the billboard promoted FIFA World Cup matchups, including France vs. Sweden and Norway vs. Ivory Coast.
Viewers wasted no time slamming Trump’s lackluster event online, with one user sarcastically stating, “Can’t wait to hear about the ‘huge crowds!’”
Another chimed in, “Listen to the cheers... crickets!” A third user lamented, “Where is the fair food? We need funnel cakes and everything fried!”
Despite the backlash, one supporter optimistically claimed, “Things will pick up by July 4th weekend!”
The Great American State Fair has faced numerous setbacks since its launch on June 24, including dismal attendance and severe weather issues. On June 28, organizers announced a postponement due to “severe weather.”
A notice at the fairgrounds stated, “Due to severe weather, this event is postponed. Go to Freedom250 social media for more updates.” Social media users quickly pounced on a spelling error in the announcement, mocking the extra “e” in “freedom.”
On opening day, only one food vendor was reportedly operational. The following day, electrical outages in the food hall caused ice cream to melt under the summer sun while state exhibits remained largely unoccupied.
The Ferris wheel also faced shutdowns due to generator failures.
Vanilla Ice was one of the few performers left on the lineup, but his concert was canceled just hours before it was set to begin on June 26.
“Due to severe weather, this event is postponed. Go to Freedom250 social media for more updates,” stated the sign.
