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In a week when President Donald Trump announced he was pulling US forces out of Syria, he lost his secretary of defense and he seems to have forced a government shutdown, Twitter users have managed to get a hashtag involving the former reality television star trending. #TrumpResign rocketed to the top of the viral charts on Friday afternoon as users voiced their reasoning for why they used the hashtag.
Reality star to reality star
Padma Lakshmi knows a thing or two about being on television as she's the long time host of several cooking television shows. She's not a fan of this particular TV star.
What a gross human being #TrumpResign
— Padma Lakshmi (@PadmaLakshmi) December 21, 2018
Congress people tweet too
Here's Democratic congressman Ted Lieu making it clear Donald Trump isn't the only politician who can use social media to make a point.
Dear @realDonaldTrump: Remember when you said this on national TV last week: "I am proud to shut down the government."
— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) December 21, 2018
Yep, you said that. There are tapes.
Also, fyi this morning the number one trending topic on Twitter--which you can't regulate--is #TrumpResign. https://t.co/DQuM5qPrJF
Intergalactic burn
Even Luke Skywalker traveled from a galaxy far, far away in order to tell Trump why he thinks he should resign.
"The fact is there is nothing ELSE'S that will work"? Seriously? I wish you knew GRAMMAR better than anyone. At least get a proof-reader, dude! As for technology, you know you're on film struggling & failing to close an umbrella, right? #MexicoWillPayForTheWall #TrumpResign https://t.co/TKYCdrAT5u
— MarkHoHoHoHamill (@HamillHimself) December 21, 2018
