<p>There&#8217;s a lot to dissect here, but first things first: why would the White House need to deploy a <a type="internal">Melania Trump</a> stunt double? Nobody really knows the answer to that question, but it doesn&#8217;t have anyone less convinced that President <a type="internal">Donald Trump</a> had a Melania decoy by his side during a press conference on the White House lawn on October 13. The masterful conspiracy theory was posited by intrepid internet explorer Andrea Wagner Barber, who posted a video of the presser on Facebook. Andrea pointed out that Melania didn&#8217;t look exactly like herself, and thousands on Twitter agreed. Watch the video below, and <a type="internal">scroll through this gallery of Melania Pics</a> to see if you can spot the difference!</p> 
<p>To the casual viewer half-paying attention to another <a type="internal">POTUS and FLOTUS appearance</a>, there&#8217;s really nothing amiss about Melania. It&#8217;s when you look closer that you see some subtle differences. &#8220;Melania&#8221; &#8212; if that&#8217;s her real name &#8212; is wearing massive sunglasses that cover half her face. Chic, or suspicious? Her lips appear to be much bigger and differently shaped. As some have pointed out, her hair is a little frizzy and dry, far from the pristine condition she usually keeps it in. Could it be a wig?</p> 
<p>Pay attention to the president, too. He says, &#8220;My wife, Melania, who happens to be right here&#8230;&#8221; Why would he need to point that out? Is he letting the world know that this isn&#8217;t Melania, and the real one&#8217;s chilling in Air Force One? Thinking about it, this isn&#8217;t the first time that he&#8217;s seemingly been confused about Melania&#8217;s whereabouts while they happen to be in the same room. During their trip to Texas to visit the victims of Hurricane Harvey, he said, &#8220;Melania wanted to be here today&#8221; during a press conference. Melania was standing directly beside him in her FLOTUS hat. Did Melania stay home and <a type="internal">send out a decoy in her disaster heels</a>?</p> 
<p>Of course, the most logical answer here is that Melania was simply having a bad hair day, wore a little too much lipliner, and on impulse bought a pair of sunglasses that her friends haven&#8217;t told her don&#8217;t work yet. Or&#8230;the conspiracy theorists have a valid point. Political decoys have been used throughout modern history to protect high-powered individuals from harm, or to attend to duties they cannot fulfill themselves. However, the technique&#8217;s been used very sparingly, and most likely wouldn&#8217;t work for someone like Melania. Let these voters tell you why they&#8217;re absolutely convinced we&#8217;ve got a bodysnatcher in the White House:</p> 
<p>HollywoodLifers, do you think the White House is using a Melania Trump stunt double? Let us know!</p>
Is The White House Using a Melania Trump Stunt Double? Voters Convinced On Twitter