WITCH HUNT! Trump confuses Twitter with unexplained tweet
Twitter users are attempting to guess the meaning of US President Donald Trump’s latest unexplained two-word tweet which simply said: WITCH HUNT!
“WITCH HUNT” appears to be a favorite phrase of the president, who has used it multiple times on Twitter. In response to its latest use, one journalist tweeted screenshots listing 27 different occasions that Trump had used the phrase.
WITCH HUNT!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 23, 2018
Twitter users have assumed that Trump is once again referring to the investigation into alleged collusion between his presidential campaign and Russia, and some have come to his defense, with one response arguing that the “witch hunt” must come to an end “by any means necessary,” while others were more jovial about the whole thing.
his first "Witch Hunt" tweet was about *drumroll* Herman Cain: https://t.co/3Vqv9HRbqm
— Colin Campbell (@colincampbell) May 23, 2018
Another “WITCH HUNT” morning pic.twitter.com/losMOc6kuN
— Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) May 23, 2018
A witch hunt that MUST END BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY!
— Joey M. (YourVoice™ America) (@JTMYVA) May 23, 2018
My President screams "WITCH HUNT!!" in the mornings, what does your President do?
— Devin Duke (@sirDukeDevin) May 23, 2018
We live in a world where the President of America randomly shouts 'WITCH HUNT!' and everyone ignores it and goes about their business... https://t.co/FQB5NESHzQ
— Rob Williams (@Robwilliams71) May 23, 2018
If they are looking for a witch she isn't that hard to find pic.twitter.com/bCmSqRqVdT
— g (@grahamegoop) May 23, 2018
One user joked that Trump’s disdain for witch hunts was a sign that he is a great defender of women after all.
Trump decrying a “witch hunt” is the closest thing to showing respect for women that he’s ever done.
— OhNoSheTwitnt (@OhNoSheTwitnt) May 23, 2018
Trump's last tweet before the "witch hunt!" drama had been about "big news" that would be "coming soon" for American auto workers, leading another Twitter user to ask if the witch hunt had something to do with the auto industry.
Is WITCH HUNT the big news for our great American Autoworkers? pic.twitter.com/5R9AHiK7QA
— Valerie Catrow (@ValerieCatrow) May 23, 2018
