Fact: The Steelers and Packers are going to the Super Bowl. Fact: Hillary Clinton is president of the United States. You could look it up -- all those “facts” exist in the alternate Twitter universe that sprung to gleeful life Sunday after Trump administration official Kellyanne Conway coined the memorable term "alternative facts." What happened next was inevitable: the birth of the hashtag #alternativefacts, accompanying a series of sometimes hilarious, sometimes biting reinterpretations of reality (along with some wishful thinking by liberals who are having a hard time dealing with the actual #fact of President Trump). Here are some examples:ALSOTrump's White House sets an unapologetically aggressive tone in its first daysThe White House's 'alternative facts' about Trump's inauguration crowd and how they are wrongLawsuit accuses Trump of violating the Constitution with foreign payments to his businesses

Source: Los Angeles Times January 23, 2017 19:25 UTC