Twitter Imagined Tremendous Books Through A Donald Trump Filter With #TrumpBookReport

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If you watched the third Presidential debate, you may have noticed something about Donald Trump’s speech pattern which was lambasted on Twitter, particularly when he struggled to answer a question about the siege of Aleppo posed by Chris Wallace:

That second tweet from St. Louis, Missouri, city alderman Antonio French inspired a hashtag, #TrumpBookReport. Jokes with the hashtag imagine Trump bluffing his way through book reports on famous books he hasn’t read or didn’t understand. Trump does book reports on only the greatest books. Tremendous books. We have the best books.

Much like when Twitter imagined what would happen if Trump explained movie plots, the thought of Trump explaining great literature was just as ripe for parody.

https://twitter.com/noblerzen/status/788944742788829184

https://twitter.com/faithchoyce/status/788996800363401216
https://twitter.com/VictoriaAveyard/status/788953536121933824

https://twitter.com/steventurous/status/788945628759851010

https://twitter.com/jelenawoehr/status/788952334332071936

https://twitter.com/annachristine85/status/788942781892874240

https://twitter.com/HistoryDTrump/status/788958421437583360
https://twitter.com/HistoryDTrump/status/788948942696382465

(Via Quartz, HuffPo, and #TrumpBookReport)

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