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Netizens Dazed After Washington DC Mayor Bowser Posts...Whatever It Was

© AFP 2023 / ALEX WONGWashington, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser speaks with her daughter Miranda Bowser during a “Rally for D.C. Statehood,” the last stop of Black Voters Matter’s “Freedom Ride for Voting Rights” bus tour, at the National Mall June 26, 2021 in Washington, DC. The bus tour, also known as the “Blackest Bus in America,” has been traveling through cities in key southern states since June 18 as a “national education and outreach campaign to increase support for voting rights legislation, advocate for DC statehood, and build Black voting power.” This year is the 60th anniversary of the launch of the original Freedom Rides from Washington, D.C. throughout the South to challenge segregation in busing and public facilities.
Washington, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser speaks with her daughter Miranda Bowser during a “Rally for D.C. Statehood,” the last stop of Black Voters Matter’s “Freedom Ride for Voting Rights” bus tour, at the National Mall June 26, 2021 in Washington, DC. The bus tour, also known as the “Blackest Bus in America,” has been traveling through cities in key southern states since June 18 as a “national education and outreach campaign to increase support for voting rights legislation, advocate for DC statehood, and build Black voting power.” This year is the 60th anniversary of the launch of the original Freedom Rides from Washington, D.C. throughout the South to challenge segregation in busing and public facilities. - Sputnik International, 1920, 05.07.2021
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As the United States continues to celebrate the Fourth of July, the nation's capital city, Washington DC, sees multiple events organized to commemorate the holiday, including the Palisades Parade. Mayor Muriel Bowser attended, as well.
Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowser took to Twitter on Sunday to share some pictures from the Palisade Parade held in the city to mark America's Independence Day. However, something clearly went wrong, which was not unnoticed by netizens.
In a now-deleted tweet, which Bowser captioned with lines "Thanks for joining us in the Palisades today DC!", there were two photos of the parade and two additional pictures... which could hardly be associated with the celebratory events. 
One of the pictures is a photo of singer The Weeknd and Doja Cat, but it was rather the last picture that confused netizens; a cartoon version of anthropomorphised McDonalds, KFC, and Wendy's pictured together in a risque position.
​Many users were quick to suggest that it was likely a staffer who posted the photos, not the mayor herself, but that did not seem to make the situation less awkward. Netizens swiftly "buried" the career of the alleged "intern".
​But was it really an intern?
​Some , apparently, expected something different to surface from Bowser's - or her intern's - phone.
​Others just let their emotions out.
​Mayor Bowser never provided an explanation for the pictures.
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