White House deletes and reposts CBO video after spelling mistake

The White House deleted and reposted a video attacking the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) after the video featured an inaccurate spelling of the word “inaccurate”.

The video, accusing the CBO of using “faulty assumptions and bad numbers” to create scores for the House and Senate GOP ObamaCare repeal and replace bills, was initially tweeted out with a spelling error.{mosads}

“The CBO innaccurately estimated 25 million would be covered under ObamaCare,” the original video read.

The post was deleted about an hour later and replaced with one with a correct spelling of the word “inaccurately.”

Social media was quick to pick up on the error.

Today’s White House hit on the CBO’s accuracy spells inaccurately two different ways. pic.twitter.com/IrTjyM3RSb

— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) July 12, 2017

The White House attacks the CBO for being inaccurate without giving their own estimates and then manages to spell inaccurate wrong. Oof. pic.twitter.com/pV7bELR4YR

— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) July 12, 2017

You should definitely trust us instead of the CBO to make extremely difficult economic forecasts. https://t.co/OXLVNIrIAU pic.twitter.com/Rq5w6Y57Tf

— Margot Sanger-Katz (@sangerkatz) July 12, 2017

tfw when you attack the CBO’s allegedly “inaccurate” estimates but can’t even spell “inaccurately” accurately pic.twitter.com/oa2JCHxbWM

— Matt O’Brien (@ObsoleteDogma) July 12, 2017