COMMENTS:
* No self-control. Should be an interesting ride for America. At least comedians will have very easy work the next four years, especially when Donnie reacts to the many parodies.
* Hates people expressing the 1st amendment ... ... Uses freedom of speech to show how much he hates freedom of speech. Let that sink in for a second.
* Give him a chance!? Seriously? He has to earn it!!!
* Peaceful protests in Portland yesterday were met with Trump supporters bashing in our heads with skateboards. You kicked us out of your rallies, even with violence, get out of our protests! We know where the violence comes from statistically, so nice context and double standards. What can you expect from someone who supports a candidate who can't even get the very first amendment right?!
* Call me old school, but once you are the President-elect, I really don't think you should be on twitter. Mind boggling that we are going from one of the smartest, most dignified Presidents in our nation's history to this.
* It's dangerous to do this. One misinterpreted comment, or in Trump's case, pretty much anything he might say, could cause significant issues for our country and our allies.
* Obama did interviews with different media outlets. He didn't go on Twitter responding to every little thing because He had more pressing matters like running the f n country.
* Let's see. I travel around the country for 18 months, insulting, vilifying, and marginalizing every minority in America. And then 24 Percent of Eligible Voters vote for me. And now not everyone loves me? So unfair.
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Donald Trump Got His Twitter Back And Immediately Complained About Constitutional Rights
The president-elect criticized people protesting his election: “Very unfair!”
By Carla Herreria, November 10, 2016President-elect Donald Trump, whose aides reportedly wrested control of his Twitter account days before the election, launched his first caustic tweet in weeks Thursday night, suggesting he’s back in charge.
Ten minutes after Trump’s account sent a tweet that called his White House visit with President Barack Obama a “good meeting” with “great chemistry,” he tweeted again, blasting protests that have flared up around the country in response to his presidential victory.
He blamed the media and “professional protesters” for the demonstrations, and seemed to criticize people for exercising their First Amendment rights. “Very unfair!”
Donald J. Trump ✔ @realDonaldTrumpTrump’s unscripted Twitter rants, whose targets have included media personalities, a beauty queen and the parents of a soldier killed in combat, reportedly prompted his campaign staff to gain control of the account in the closing days of the race, presumably to keep him on-message.
Just had a very open and successful presidential election. Now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. Very unfair!
6:19 PM - 10 Nov 2016
After that, Trump’s feed appeared more calm, sparse and scripted ― a marked change from his usual barrage of anger-fueled, late-night tirades. The calm continued even after Tuesday, when he was elected the 45th president of the United States.
President Barack Obama made fun of Trump days before the election for being banned from his own account, saying “if somebody can’t handle a Twitter account, they can’t handle the nuclear codes.”
Now, with Twitter back under Trump’s command, we’ll see whether victory has changed him.
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