The images also circulated on Facebook (archived), Instagram (archived) and X (archived). Snopes readers contacted us to ask about the authenticity of the images.
The alleged before-and-after images were fake. The images incorrectly placed a real fountain near the actual South Lawn too close to the White House. The images also placed the Washington Monument to the north of the White House when it is actually located to the south.
It was unclear who originally created or edited the images. The glaring mistakes of geography suggested someone had used artificial intelligence to make them.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/fact-check-dont-fall-fake-222400095.html
Like it isn't bad enough as it is. 
This just makes people who find out this is bullshit... accept it more readily since it isn't as bad.
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