Elizabeth Warren Brags About 'Overflow Line' at Iowa Event, Releases Pathetic 4-Second Video
Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren is gearing up to run for president and she just released a hilariously bad video of her first event in Iowa.
On Monday, Warren announced she was launching an exploratory committee for a presidential bid.
At the end of the week, she made a campaign swing in Iowa, where presidential candidates hope to gain momentum in the early Iowa Caucuses.
According to the liberal Huffington Post, Warren’s trip included stops in Sioux City, Council Bluffs and Storm Lake.
So far, so standard presidential candidate behavior. But Warren definitely has some groundwork to do in the Hawkeye State if she’s hoping to take an early lead in 2020.
According to HuffPo, Warren drew decent crowds at all the stops. But a video released by Warren’s campaign is so laughably bad that any positive spin she might have been hoping for was reduced to derision.
“First event in Iowa, first overflow line in Iowa!” Warren tweeted alongside the video.
First event in Iowa, first overflow line in Iowa! pic.twitter.com/VGLKONVxoJ
— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) January 4, 2019
Pay close attention because the extremely sped-up video is on loop.
This might be the worst crowd video ever released by a presidential campaign.
There’s nothing impressive about a “line” that can be seen in its entirety within 4 seconds, even if it’s sped up.
Warren’s pathetic video drew criticism from Twitter users.
“It’s like a 5 year old who just found the video edit buttons on an iPhone,” one user wrote.
It’s like a 5 year old who just found the video edit buttons on an iPhone
— BAH1313 (@bhouston1313) January 5, 2019
“Who thought the speed of this video was a good idea?” another user tweeted.
Who thought the speed of this video was a good idea?
— Daniel Schmidt (@realYoungPundit) January 4, 2019
The “overflow line” also has plenty of empty space, as another Twitter user pointed out.
My fav part of the loop lmao The Space Between…. pic.twitter.com/ugiFWGtbbN
— Melodie Willis Golde (@waterspryt) January 5, 2019
It goes without saying that Warren’s “line” is nothing compared to the giant crowds of President Donald Trump.
If this is Trump’s competition for 2020, he should have no problem.
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