Whilst we're all being so political - does anyone on here read Trump's twitter?

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    I refuse to follow him because I know how much stock he places on numbers and I don't want to add an extra one to his followers, but his tweets are comedy gold! Even better than those though are the replies they attract. I can spend a good half an hour on there just laughing like an idiot. If you haven't had a look I highly recommend it!
     
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    I read his Tweets.
    Agree.
    Comedy gold.
    What a buffoon !
     
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    And they say Corbyn's unelectable
     
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    I particularly enjoyed when he tweeted his own quote from Fox with the phrase 'so true'. I could just imagine him giving himself a pat on the back whilst saying 'Nailed it, Donald'.
     
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    It's a strange insight into a deluded mind I feel odd reading them as he is clearly suffering from some form of mental illness.


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    It's a weird one. I can't decide whether he's mentally ill, incredibly stupid or trolling us all (or a mixture or any of those elements).
     
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    It's almost pitiful.
     
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    I've seen something similar before. He does seems to suffer from delusions of grandeur and memory loss but I'm sure I've heard that other presidents have had mental illnesses in the past. In fact I definitely studied something in Pyschology that said most high up bosses have some form of unusual mental traits.
     
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    And to think the likes of May, Johnson, Fallon and the goose-stepping Farage are buttering up to him makes you want to be sick.
     
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    He'd fit in quite well on here.
     
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    Reagan was developing Alzheimers while in office. Especially his second term. Thatcher was possibly in the early stages of dementia towards the end of her leadership.

    George W Bush left a village short of an idiot. Seems to be a common theme among right wing politicians.
     
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