As you might have guessed, not all of the clothing stores in the nation's capital were sold out of dresses.

Indeed, The Washington Post followed up on the president-elect's claim and found the opposite to be true.

The publication spoke with Martha Slagle, the vice president and general manager of a local Neiman Marcus, who said, "You have more than a thousand evening gowns to choose from . . . I'm stuffed with beautiful gowns.

"Similarly, a smaller boutique owner, Krista Johnson of Ella Rue, disproved Trump's statement. "Unless a thousand people came in today, we'd still have choices," she said.

To really drive the point home, Lena Farouki, the owner and buyer at Georgetown boutique Curio Concept, confirmed what her fellow proprietors had said. On selling out of dresses, she said, "It would be really difficult to achieve . . . we're a bigger city than people think."

Perhaps the president-elect needs to widen his scope of the capital then? Or, you know, stop lying.

Delusional yam, is trying to make it sound like his inaugural ball(s) are going to be jam packed

LOL or maybe to give to his pal Rudy LOL


I think I  just saw that the ARKansas is canceling their ball-due to low interest (this could be BS) I'll have to re-find it