World leaders in Rome for the G20 summit threw coins into the Trevi fountain and wished for “good luck fighting the climate emergency”:
World leaders toss a coin at Trevi for good luck fighting the climate emergency pic.twitter.com/zFIDPJnVf7
— Bruno Maçães (@MacaesBruno) October 31, 2021
LOL. Nothing screams “Trust the science!” more than the people screaming “Trust the science!” participating in an ancient superstitious ritual for good fortune:
Some G20 leaders tossed coins into the Trevi Fountain in Rome, a tradition for visitors that dates back hundreds of years. Legend has it that whoever throws a coin into the fountain returns to the city pic.twitter.com/l1tK2vTFUc
— Reuters (@Reuters) October 31, 2021
President Joe Biden, however, did not participate in the stunt:
G20 leaders did the Trevi Fountain coin toss this morning in Rome (Biden didn’t participate) pic.twitter.com/Sp9nz4GNd6
— Kevin Liptak (@Kevinliptakcnn) October 31, 2021
It was kind of a big deal and one of the major photo-ops of the trip:
#G20 Heads of Delegation start the 2nd day of the #G20RomeSummit with a walk to a symbolic place of the city: Trevi Fountain, one of the world’s most beautiful fountains and famous for the traditional coin toss. #G20Italy
📽️Watch live: https://t.co/r9JkpLckyu pic.twitter.com/i5PLDD0PeY
— G20 Italy (@g20org) October 31, 2021
Maybe he’s not planning on ever going back to Rome?
The #G20 Leaders toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain.
The tradition holds that a coin thrown into the fountain will ensure a return to Rome. #G20RomeSummit #G20Italy pic.twitter.com/F335SJMRZ6
— G20 Italy (@g20org) October 31, 2021
Anyway, he’s off next to Scotland for the latest UN Climate Change Conference:
At the G20, President Biden demonstrated the importance of face-to-face diplomacy and what foreign policy for a middle class looks like.
Tomorrow, he heads to Glasgow for @COP26 to continue working with world leaders to meet the moment on climate. pic.twitter.com/YNJtRN2ird
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) October 31, 2021
He should have thrown a coin in the fountain, TBH. He needs all the luck he can get.
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World leaders in Rome for the G20 summit threw coins into the Trevi fountain and wished for “good luck fighting the climate emergency”:World leaders toss a coin at Trevi for good luck fighting the climate emergency pic.twitter.com/zFIDPJnVf7— Bruno Maçães (@MacaesBruno) October 31, 2021LOL. Nothing screams “Trust the science!” more than the people screaming “Trust the science!” participating in an ancient superstitious ritual for good fortune:Some G20 leaders tossed coins into the Trevi Fountain in Rome, a tradition for visitors that dates back hundreds of years. Legend has it that whoever throws a coin into the fountain returns to the city pic.twitter.com/l1tK2vTFUc— Reuters (@Reuters) October 31, 2021President Joe Biden, however, did not participate in the stunt:G20 leaders did the Trevi Fountain coin toss this morning in Rome (Biden didn’t participate) pic.twitter.com/Sp9nz4GNd6— Kevin Liptak (@Kevinliptakcnn) October 31, 2021It was kind of a big deal and one of the major photo-ops of the trip:#G20 Heads of Delegation start the 2nd day of the #G20RomeSummit with a walk to a symbolic place of the city: Trevi Fountain, one of the world’s most beautiful fountains and famous for the traditional coin toss. #G20Italy 📽️Watch live: https://t.co/r9JkpLckyu pic.twitter.com/i5PLDD0PeY— G20 Italy (@g20org) October 31, 2021Maybe he’s not planning on ever going back to Rome?The #G20 Leaders toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain. The tradition holds that a coin thrown into the fountain will ensure a return to Rome. #G20RomeSummit #G20Italy pic.twitter.com/F335SJMRZ6— G20 Italy (@g20org) October 31, 2021Anyway, he’s off next to Scotland for the latest UN Climate Change Conference:At the G20, President Biden demonstrated the importance of face-to-face diplomacy and what foreign policy for a middle class looks like. Tomorrow, he heads to Glasgow for @COP26 to continue working with world leaders to meet the moment on climate. pic.twitter.com/YNJtRN2ird— The White House (@WhiteHouse) October 31, 2021He should have thrown a coin in the fountain, TBH. He needs all the luck he can get.***