These tweets by the official North Korean News Service mocking Trump are cracking me up – but you can bet your bottom dollar that he is enraged by the mockery.
The Trump administration finds itself in the middle of a shit storm this week (not that there hasn’t been controversy and scandal raging nearly every day going deep into the 2016 presidential campaign).
Check out a few of the headlines from the last 24 hours:
- The 25th Amendment Solution to Remove Trump – The New York Times
- Donald Trump ‘completely f******’ after James Comey memo, says White House official – The Independent
- Paralysis grips Republicans over Donald Trump – Financial Times
- Congress Rattled by Reports Trump Tried to End Flynn Probe – NBC News
I think you get the point.
Then there’s his overseas trip, scheduled to begin later this week. As Politico reports, “Trump is scheduled to depart Friday on an eight-day, five-country tour that comes at a moment of major turmoil in his administration.”
As as one might expect, the headlines surrounding that trip are equally grim:
- Trump’s overseas trip must be cancelled. The risks are too great. – The Washington Post
- Once hoped for as a reset, Trump’s foreign trip now bogged in White House crises – CNN Politics
- A New Goal for
PresidentTrump’s First Foreign Trip: Damage Control – The New York Times - Embroiled in controversies, Trump seeks boost on foreign trip – Reuters
The past 24 hours have been interesting on Twitter as well with a Twitter-Storm igniting over Trump’s Tuesday morning tweets admitting that he had share highly classified information with Russian diplomats.
The hashtag #BondTrumpBond – a reference to James Bond movies (think “Bond, James Bond…”) – took Twitter by storm later in the day, mocking Trump for that intelligence protocol breach.
Celebrities, journalists, politicians, and ordinary concerned citizens took to Twitter in droves to criticize Trump in the wake of growing scandals; and the official news service for the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK – otherwise known as North Korea) has joined in the fray with some tweets that are at once entertaining, interesting, hilarious, and sad.
Here are a few examples taken from the last 24 hours:
Donald Trump security minister H.R. McMaster vows vengeance against "Aqua-Man" and peoples of "Gotham City," for foiling of latest schemes. pic.twitter.com/KAG9VBhwZh
— DPRK News Service (@DPRK_News) May 16, 2017
US Secret Police avenges fallen leader by accurately reporting Shouting Kumquat Donald Trump quotes.
DPRK Secret Police doesn't exist. pic.twitter.com/mjp5aipUDB
— DPRK News Service (@DPRK_News) May 16, 2017
US secret police boss blasted as traitor for taking notes of Donald Trump.
Marshal Kim Jong-Un encourages notes, for accurate understanding pic.twitter.com/NcSA3ayK3e
— DPRK News Service (@DPRK_News) May 17, 2017
Donald Trump speeches in Vatican and Saudi Arabia expected to produce many penetrating insights into theological questions of the age. pic.twitter.com/MQoXXzRC5t
— DPRK News Service (@DPRK_News) May 17, 2017
Donald Trump speech on Islam, drafted by noted scholar-Imam Stephen Miller, said to be masterpiece of ecumenical outreach and understanding. pic.twitter.com/W2WgKeQM4W
— DPRK News Service (@DPRK_News) May 17, 2017
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