10/31/2017
Donald Trump Jr. took time out today to steal half of his daughter's Halloween candy. In an attempt to make a point, Jr. used his daughter as a political pawn and was taken to school for doing so. His tweet about socialism fell on deaf ears, and twitter world reminded him of the privileged life he and his family live. The best responses from his tweet follow.
I’m going to take half of Chloe’s candy tonight & give it to some kid who sat at home. It’s never to early to teach her about socialism. pic.twitter.com/3ie9C0jv2G
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) October 31, 2017
Or give it to a richer kid and use it as a lesson for @realDonaldTrump tax plan https://t.co/tkDV3Nrf4E
— Jamie Holly (@JamieHolly) October 31, 2017
Or you could just take 99% of Chloe’s candy, eat it and tell her to wait for it to trickle down. https://t.co/B24iOoLXpU
— Amir (@AmirAminiMD) November 1, 2017
Fill her bucket with old candy left by her great-grandfather, then explain that she has more because she's smarter than all the other kids. https://t.co/0lbhHYyFe4
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) November 1, 2017
From the guy who got his millions by being born to a millionaire. Who got his millions by being born to a millionaire https://t.co/iyXWBwP5fX
— Tim Jong Un (@Tim_McNulty) November 1, 2017
My man, "socialism" was her getting that free candy in the first place. You taking half for reasons she can't understand is capitalism https://t.co/w9x9zB0xLA
— Elite Bear Agents (@Bearpigman) October 31, 2017
When I was 5, I ran a high fever on Halloween & stayed home. A neighbor gave me half her candy, teaching me the value of compassion & generosity. https://t.co/J8bwYOnjFK
— Betsey Stevenson (@BetseyStevenson) November 1, 2017
You teach her about nepotism and fraud everyday. I guess it’s good to teach socialism to mix it up. https://t.co/4sfaTueNc8
— John Legend (@johnlegend) October 31, 2017
Calm down everyone. He's only joking.
He'd never really teach her that sharing is a good thing. https://t.co/RE6HsgnhCK— Ricky Gervais (@rickygervais) November 1, 2017
Or, as we like to call it in my house, sharing w those who have less. I think some of your followers call it, Christianity????
— Betty Nataro (@bnataro) October 31, 2017
Take 80% of her candy and give it to the top 1% of trick or treaters. You know like your dads' tax plan.
— Monteqzuma (@monteqzuma) November 1, 2017
You mean the candy that she got for free out of the goodness of strangers' hearts? 😂😂😂
— The GLARE ™ (@TheGlare_TM) October 31, 2017
Sick to use your kid for political ends.
— Jeffrey Guterman (@JeffreyGuterman) October 31, 2017
