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By now you may be aware of the little plagiarism issue that surfaced within Melania Trump's speech at the RNC. It has been pointed out that she copied an entire paragraph from Michelle Obama's first lady speech at the DNC in 2008. And that's what started the hashtag #FamousMeliaTrumpQuotes. The things she says are so wise, so... oddly familiar. Are we sure we haven't heard some of these quotes before?
However we know Melania pales in comparison to her partner in crime, the venerable and most powerful man in the world, Donald Trump. He has taken the skill and made it an art form, not to mention adding some great ones of his own. Who could ever say no to a delicious cup of covfefe? Considering the number of patent applications for various products, it seems few are able to resist the word's charm. Here's some hilarious responses to another tweet by the leader of the free world that also got a great deal of attention
A Country Phoenix radio show decided to ask the people of Arizona if there would be anyone willing to get a tattoo of Donald Trump in exchange for concert tickets. Not just any concert tickets though, a pair of 'Country Mega Tickets' to see every country music concert coming to Phoenix.
After 3 volunteers backed out, Travis proved he was ready and willing to get a 'Trump Stamp' for the tickets. Asked if he was a Trump supporter Travis answered, no but that he wasn't a Trump hater either. He went on to explain he's just a huge fan of country music and he's doing it simply to get access to see his favorite artists live.
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Donald Trump's political rally in Chicago got shut down because of people protesting him. His son, Donald Trump Jr. responded with a claim that the protestors didn't know why they were even protesting. John Legend had a pretty simple answer for him.
Another Twitter user, notably with the name "RedKneckHillBilly", claimed John Legend said that because he just had no education and in this case, he might be right...
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Because both Trumps went to the University of Pennsylvania, just like John Legend, and look where that got them.
Donald Trump was speaking in Buffalo, New York when he referenced September 11, 2001, as you do when you are an American politician. Instead of saying "9/11" though, he accidentally said "7-11". If you thought the internet was just going to let that one go, you were wrong.
Last night, Chrissy Teigen went on a rant directed at Donald Trump's campaign spokeswoman, Katrina Pierson.
Teigen went on to call Katrina a "horrible choice of campaign spokesperson" and a soul selling woman who cries into her pillow every night.
Katrina Pierson must have hopped in late on the Twitter bash because she responded politely to the tail end of Chrissy's rant with a retweet and a thank you.
What I'm seeing here is a strong, glaring symptom of Alec Baldwin's growing inability to break character: you can only play the cheeto puff-dusted, tangerine-coated, red-faced-angry-hockey-dad, golden-haired swine so many times before you lose yourself in the infinite abyss of the very man's tweet-riddled mind.
Meredith McIver is the speech writer who took responsibility for Melania Trump's plagiarism (you may have heard about it?). But people aren't convinced that Meredith is even real, leading to the internet's new favorite conspiracy theory. Is Meredith McIver a fake persona created by Trump? Let's examine the evidence.
Donald Trump is catching a lot of heat on Twitter for his speech at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta on Wednesday. During the speech, Trump told anyone who doubted his LGBT friendliness to 'ask the gays'.. Well, the LGBT community responded.
"Ask the gays what they think and what they do, in, not only Saudi Arabia, but many of these countries, and then you tell me – who's your friend, Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton?"
