Twitter Users Believe Time Magazine Gave Donald Trump Devil Horns On Cover
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MIAMI (CBSMiami/AP) -- Did Time magazine give Donald Trump horns on its "Person of the Year" cover?
Many on social media believe so.
People took to Twitter to point out that it appears Time gave the president-elect devil horns with where they placed him on the cover.
Nice job with the devil horns on @realDonaldTrump @TIME #time #trump pic.twitter.com/jtUCnGGuyg
— Chris Marion (@CMarionPhoto) December 7, 2016
Time Magazine previously accused of putting devil horns on its cover star. Will they face same accusation over Trump? pic.twitter.com/r0LdMsGTRD
— Julian Druker (@Julian5News) December 7, 2016
Time low-key put horns on trump pic.twitter.com/uEy2yMmvAV
— lonelygirl15 (@JeverlyD) December 7, 2016
Wow Time Magazine is really as petty as it gets. You can't tell me that those devil horns on Trump's head were an accident pic.twitter.com/yVRzknwsZ2
— Brad (@BBerbari_3K) December 7, 2016
Kudos to TIME for making Trump look like the devil by using the M to give him devil horns. #personoftheyear #time pic.twitter.com/BfB9ExUAGc
— saabs ❃ صابرين (@saboiscool) December 7, 2016
Love this move. Time magazine strategically placed Trump under the M to give him devils horns!!! pic.twitter.com/yz3DfRUNHr
— David Grachnik (@davidgrachnik) December 7, 2016
At least the letter "M" on Trump's head looks like Devil Horns! Nicely played @TIME ???????????????????????? https://t.co/cTmOJfJFvM
— Ham ???? (@ham_stache) December 7, 2016
Kudos to Time magazine for giving Trump devil horns on the Person of the Year cover... pic.twitter.com/2S1Cj7U0Fl
— ???????????????????????? (@ArlosDad) December 7, 2016
There are definite horns on Donald Trump's head in the Time Person of the Year cover ????
— Luis Eduardo Mora (@BilingualBway) December 7, 2016
Time named Trump its Person of the Year on Wednesday, bestowing what the president-elect called an "honor" even as he derided the idea that he'll lead "the Divided States of America."
That was a reference to Time's cover line — "Donald Trump: President of the Divided States of America" — that was positioned next to the cover photograph of the president-elect sitting in his private residence at Trump Tower.
"I didn't divide 'em," Trump said on NBC's "Today" show. "We're going to put it back together and we're going to have a country that's very well-healed."
Time editor Nancy Gibbs said the publication's choice was a "straightforward" choice of the person who has had the greatest influence on events "for better or worse."
Hillary Clinton finished second.
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