Fake Donald Trump Publicist John Miller Sparks Real Twitter Laugh-Fest

Social media jokers have a field day with report that presidential candidate might have once posed as his own P.R. person

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John Miller might not be real. But there’s a genuine riot going on about him on Twitter.

Following news that presidential candidate Donald Trump might have posed as his own publicist using the alias John Miller, the Twitterati jumped at the chance to mock the possible impostor-ism.

Early Friday, the Washington Post reported that Trump used to pose as his own publicist, publishing audiotape of a man who identified himself as P.R. professional John Miller and whose voice bears a startling resemblance to Trump’s.

Trump denied the allegation, but that didn’t stop social media users from having a field day.

A number of jokers used the story as an opportunity to take a jab at Trump’s birther tendencies.

“WHERE IS JOHN MILLER‘S BIRTH CERTIFICATE?!” one Twitter user demanded, a sentiment echoed by others.

A Donald Trump parody account offered, “No, John Miller is not available for interviews! Although if I leave the room, I could send him back in. He wears a top hat and dark glasses.”

DailyWire editor-in-chief Ben Shapiro likened the Miller story to disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner’s explicit photo scandal.

“So, John Miller and Carlos Danger are sitting in a bar,” Shapiro wrote, referring to Weiner’s nom du perversion.

Read on for a choice collection of reactions.

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