The Funniest Tweets About Trump’s Press Conference
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Donald Trump, who is still our president, gave a press conference at the UN today, and even by his significantly debased standards it was an absurd and incoherent spectacle. During the long, rambling event Trump dismissed claims of sexual assault against Brett Kavanaugh, called Democrats “con artists” for wanting those accusations to be investigated, claimed China had “total respect” for Trump’s “very, very large brain,” predicted that he’d be endorsed by almost every major news organization in the next presidential election, claimed that Democrats today would vote against George Washington (a slave-owner who’s been dead for almost 220 years), and called Kurdish journalist Rahim Rashidi “Mr. Kurd.” It almost felt like somebody dared him that he couldn’t do his most ridiculous press conference yet right before he walked up to the podium, and Trump did everything possible to prove he could. Of course it inspired a raft of great memes and tweets, and here are the funniest ones of the bunch.
accusing George Washington of sexual misconduct to own the libs https://t.co/lBTO1VWpTw
— Mike Drucker (@MikeDrucker) September 26, 2018
A bad thing is that the headlines from this press conference will be “President Trump Questions Kavanaugh Accusers” when a more accurate description is “Incoherent President Rambles Like Crazy Shoeless Man in Public Park”
— Jason O. Gilbert (@gilbertjasono) September 26, 2018
I fed a computer the first lines of every Trump speech for the past three years and a kilo of cocaine and this the press conference that came out
— ana marie cox (@anamariecox) September 26, 2018
every trump press conference causes an equal & opposite press conference trying to explain away whatever he said https://t.co/3g1WShb7jl
— Aparna Nancherla (@aparnapkin) September 26, 2018
Trump could literally pass out on stage, slumped over the podium, and his supporters would call it a “Power Slump of Greatness”.
— Jules Suzdaltsev (@jules_su) September 26, 2018