If its Monday and the internet is still operational, then you can bet that the pretend president will be posting all kinds of ridiculous nonsense on Twitter.
And true to form, Trump went on Twitter just after eight this morning and here’s one of several tweets he sent out:
A great book for your reading enjoyment: "REASONS TO VOTE FOR DEMOCRATS" by Michael J. Knowles.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 17, 2017
If you go to Amazon and look at the book being suggested by Trump, you soon notice it has 260 blank pages. How original! Of course, Trump loves books with no words because he’s not very bright and has the attention span of a hummingbird on meth.
It only took a few minutes for the Twitterverse to get even with the so-called head of state in absolutely hilarious ways:
How about a few quotes from "The Art of the Deal" instead … pic.twitter.com/gXE9kgCivr
— Rob Szczerba (@RJSzczerba) April 17, 2017
You don't even read
— ?low voter turnout? (@JordanUhl) April 17, 2017
Glad to see you could find a book on your reading level.
— Julia Reiss (@thereisspiece) April 17, 2017
Nice. It's the one book I believe you've read.
— David Pepper (@DavidPepper) April 17, 2017
https://twitter.com/ezlusztig/status/853950177979375616
“I would say Shakespeare continues to be a touchstone” — Obama
A novelty book with less than 1,000 words — Trump
— Andy White (@white) April 17, 2017
Some of the postings in response to Trump employ images to prove just how clueless the illegitimate POTUS is:
Here's a book you should read, assuming you can spare some time between golfing and war-mongering pic.twitter.com/1b3XcHGXdD
— Mike P Williams ? (@Mike_P_Williams) April 17, 2017
A great book for you. pic.twitter.com/s5gZNmPRnZ
— The Socialist Party (@OfficialSPGB) April 17, 2017
We can always tell when something big is about to go down with #TrumpRussia.
You hate-tweet against Democrats.
That's your tell. pic.twitter.com/Klo6X51IxQ— Holly Fιɢυeroα O'Reιlly (@AynRandPaulRyan) April 17, 2017
— Frank A. Kadar (@FrankAKadar) April 17, 2017
Where’s a federal indictment of an entire administration when you need one?
Featured Image Via the Independent.uk