The 202 People, Places and Things Donald Trump Has Insulted on Twitter: A Complete List

[sinkspur]

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/01/28/upshot/donald-trump-twitter-insults.html?smid=tw-nytimes&smtyp=cur&_r=0

The 202 People, Places and Things Donald
Trump Has Insulted on Twitter: A Complete List

The list is way too long to post here so go to the link to see it.  You're probably on it.  There's a link to every insult, too.

Here's a sample:

The Wall Street Journal
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“seldom has a paper been so wrong”“failing”“reported 'Cruz momentum' but nothing about the fact that I easily won!”“so dishonest”“purposely mischaracterized my statement”“failing”“so totally wrong”“dummies”“so wrong, so often”“loves to write badly about me”“some of the dumbest people on television work for the Wall Street Journal”“looks like a tabloid”“ever-dwindling”

[Bill Cipher]

Spotted one that makes a laughing stock out every Trumpoid here who whines about others who point out their errors and failures:

Jeb Bush, Supporters of - “everyone of those people who contributed are getting something to the detriment of America”

Apparently what's sauce for the goose is not sauce for the gander when it comes to the Trumpoids.

[libertybele]

It is quite amazing that his insults actually have boosted him in the polls because his supporters see it as a 'positive'.   

[HonestJohn]

It is quite amazing that his insults actually have boosted him in the polls because his supporters see it as a 'positive'.   

They love the insults and violence... until it's directed their way.  Then they cry bitter tears and demand protection they wanted to deny to others.

It's like a teenager killing his parents and then begging for the court's mercy on virtue that he's an orphan.  The unmitigated gall is infuriating.

[musiclady]

It is quite amazing that his insults actually have boosted him in the polls because his supporters see it as a 'positive'.   

It's proof that there's something deeply wrong with the soul of America.

That one should become more popular because of vile, uncouth, violent words and trash-talk is an indictment of what's wrong in America, that most certainly won't be "made great" because of the "leadership" of the trash-talker.