Don't forget smug.
Has Donald Trump ever used a computer much? My guess is his subordinates do all that and report back to him. But here he is on his Samsung Galaxy banging out tweets like there no tomorrow. This is his internet addiction. In a good way.
>> Mr. Trump has assembled an online SWAT team of devoted (some say rabid) supporters who spring into action with stunning speed.
It seems most of ‘em learn the ropes of being rabid right here at Free Republic. :-)
Pssst... NY Times: Obama is a Muslim.
The NY Times is completely clueless. Heartland America is passed at Washington and the corrupt Obola regime.
Mr. Trump, 69, is an improbable virtuoso of the tweet. He has no computer in his office (a staff member brings in a laptop to show him videos) and asks aides to print his emails for consumption the old-fashioned way. But around 2011, his staff turned him on to the possibilities of@realdonaldtrump, a sleepy account started in 2009 that largely quoted from Mr. Trumpâ„¢s books.
He quickly adapted to Twitter™s stock in trade: endless feuds, ego stroking and casual cruelty. He usually dictates messages to his assistant during the day and types them himself at home or on the golf course, from which he has sent more than 100, according to geographic data embedded in his tweets. The most frequently used words in his tweets: great (more than 700 times), winner or winners (43), and loser or losers (34). In all, he has sent more than 28,000 tweets †the rough equivalent of 12 a day.
Mr. Trump has called Arianna Huffington, the liberal website publisher, unattractive both inside and outÂ; described Bette Midler as extremely unattractiveÂ; and declared that President Obama had guaranteed you wonâ„¢t see another black president for generations.Â
I’ve come to love Twitter. It forces me to think clearly and focus on my message.
If I can’t say it under the limit, its best not said at all.
Greatest communication tool since Guttenberg invented the printing press in the 15th Century.
So what does 25% of 33% of the electorate equal?
The Ernest Hemingway of six words was... Ernest Hemingway.
Asked to write a story in six words, Hemingway wrote a real tearjerker:
For Sale: Baby Shoes. Never Worn.
Bing, Bing, Bing! Go Trump!
Don't forget smug.