Nah….. pic.twitter.com/pAHEwFFSdR

— I'm the @nra and I vote! (@stlsports) October 27, 2018

Thank G-D this douchebag doesn’t hold the levers of power in this country anymore. Lookout big ears, after the midterms we’ll see some indictments of your administration!

— I'm the @nra and I vote! (@stlsports) October 27, 2018

Who knew she was a whack job? Well,except for everyone. We knew she was a lost soul decades ago.

— I'm the @nra and I vote! (@stlsports) October 27, 2018

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— I'm the @nra and I vote! (@stlsports) October 27, 2018

Don’t make him famous. #PittsburghSynagogueShooting

— Emily Zanotti (@emzanotti) October 27, 2018

The party that normalizes farrakhan and won't stop threatening the first president with immediate Jewish family needs to be held accountable for their complicity.

— Blue80 (@ErikGaston6) October 27, 2018

This Is Why I love President Trump😂😂👇

In fact, he said in an exchange with reporters, he might ramp up his rhetoric.

"Tone down? no," Trump said. "Could tone up. Think I’ve been toned down if you want to know the truth."https://t.co/GY5BzAVE3T

— Patricia Dickson (@Patrici15767099) October 27, 2018

Yeah. The “L” is just silent. https://t.co/4zYFvgQkuq

— Podcast Bae (@TheOTAPShow) October 27, 2018

It was *not* a “conspiracy theory”; it was reasonable speculation before the perp was known.

Clinging to it *now* would be silly, but still not a “conspiracy theory.”

The term—when incorrectly applied—is just used to slime and ostracize people. https://t.co/5aAfcxBvLJ

— David Reaboi (@davereaboi) October 27, 2018

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— I'm the @nra and I vote! (@stlsports) October 27, 2018