“My Little Pony” is not pleased to be used as a defense for Melania Trump’s speech plagiarizing controversy.
Republican National Convention communications director Sean Spicer specifically quoted Princess Twilight Sparkle (“This is your dream. Anything you can do in your dreams, you can do now”) as proof that parts of Melania’s speech were not plagiarized from Michelle Obama’s DNC speech in 2008 — claiming they were actually inspired by the purple female unicorn pony.
“I mean if we want to take a bunch of phrases and run them through a Google and say, ‘Hey, who else has said them,’ I can do that in five minutes,” Spicer continued, as he vehemently denied that Mrs. Trump stole from Mrs. Obama. “And that’s what this is.”
But what about Twilight Sparkle? The magical filly wasn’t too happy about being dragged into the drama, and neither were her colorful equine pals, according to Twitter.
See the most enchanting memes below.
https://twitter.com/KarenYossman/status/755464049366736896
my little pony did not ask to be part of this narrative!!! pic.twitter.com/1Ex0PCkbC7
— Taylor Trudon (@taylortrudon) July 19, 2016
Meanwhile, My Little Pony's like NO THANKS. pic.twitter.com/n01HEAgNAN
— J.L.O (@JoJoJoon8) July 19, 2016
You guys!!! We're blaming My Little Pony now#MelaniaSpeeches pic.twitter.com/GiHnoUrd12
— Susan (@SusanDelCampo) July 19, 2016
The limited edition @GOP My Little Pony is awful. pic.twitter.com/Viz9b9TlpL
— born miserable (@bornmiserable) July 19, 2016
Currently at My Little Pony headquarters … pic.twitter.com/PXUUfpCtp4
— Jana (@kasperka) July 19, 2016
https://twitter.com/ACensoredHobby/status/755530857620856832
Dear RNC,
Since you ♥ lines from My Little Pony so much, nominating Donald Trump is: pic.twitter.com/ZXZMzKHRqn— Rachel Jogo (@idreamofgoodgov) July 19, 2016
Trump's “My Little Pony: Plagiarism Magic” – Instant Book Next Bestseller? https://t.co/XEf8JpbpnY pic.twitter.com/VCO9ePpBjo
— eTruePolitics.com (@eTruePolitics) July 19, 2016