An Annoyed Trump Demanded That Authorities ‘Do Something,’ And The Internet Ran With It


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As Friday’s report of the looming first arrests in Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian interference continues to hang over the weekend, President Donald Trump fumed on Twitter about the amount of scrutiny he’s facing in comparison to former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Democrats as a whole.

In a four tweet rant, Trump Twitter screamed “DO SOMETHING” as he declared that Republicans are outraged and have banded together to fight back against Clinton and the Democratic Party. Once again, Trump insisted that he’s the victim of a “witch hunt” and that his 2016 campaign opponent is the one to be focused on.

“Never seen such Republican ANGER & UNITY as I have concerning the lack of investigation on Clinton made Fake Dossier (now $12,000,000?), the Uranium to Russia deal, the 33,000 plus deleted Emails, the Comey fix and so much more,” wrote Trump. “Instead they look at phony Trump/Russia, ‘collusion,’ which doesn’t exist. The Dems are using this terrible (and bad for our country) Witch Hunt for evil politics, but the R’s are now fighting back like never before. There is so much GUILT by Democrats/Clinton, and now the facts are pouring out. DO SOMETHING!”

Later, Trump would insist that Russia investigation news was a political tactic designed to sabotage upcoming tax reform.

The tone and subject matter of Trump’s tweets are nothing new, but if you’re going to serve up an angry “DO SOMETHING” softball on Twitter, there’s going to be no shortage of responses and replies. If Trump was aiming for an air of authority and command in his tweet, he may not be happy with how it was received on Sunday. In particular, a rather popular punchline.

https://twitter.com/kumailn/status/924662739951222784

https://twitter.com/VicBergerIV/status/924673768840204290

As is his custom, Trump has been busy on Twitter over the weekend. On Saturday, he and Michael Moore traded digs over Moore’s Broadway show.

(Via Washington Post)