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Slack.com slash DHQ. It's time for a serious discussion about President Donald Trump's

mean tweets concerning journalists. This is an important issue to every single person

in America who has nothing better to do or works in the news media or has nothing better

to do but work in the news media. That leaves approximately 326 million people who don't

give a rat's caboose or a hill of beans or even a steaming pile of warmed over macaroni

and cheese. Who tweets what about mainstream journalists? Still, it's an important issue.

I forget why. Some recent mean tweets from the President regarded

Mika Brzynski who seems to do something on television somewhere. Trump's tweets implied

that Mika's a dishonest gas bag with a lousy facelift and the brains of a scooped out

melon that didn't even have brains before it was scooped out because it was a melon

to put it in my own words. The tweets sent shockwaves of horror from the famous 30-rock

building where NBC is located all the way to the famous 30-rock building where NBC is

located and where many people who work with Mika were forced to pretend to care whether

her feelings were hurt before turning away from her and rolling their eyes and silently

mouthing the words serves her right. The mean Trump tweets come after six months of

Mika and her co-host and husband Joe Scarborough continually slinging insults at the President

including calling him a thug and ass and a mental defective. So, reading the tweets

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