Donald Trump Said He "Doesn't Believe In Building Libraries," And People Are Dragging Him To H-E-Double-Hockey-Sticks And Back

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Donald Trump is raising a fewer eyebrows aft helium made a facepalm remark astir statesmanlike libraries (and libraries successful general).

A idiosyncratic successful a suit gestures portion speaking, with an expressive face. Office-setting background

Images successful the video included a transcript — I hope? — of Air Force One.

Air Force One grounds successful a depository with visitors walking around, showcasing the statesmanlike aircraft's interior and design

This auditorium featuring a golden statue of Trump.

Futuristic auditorium filled with people, a ample golden statue and surface displaying a fig gesturing, related to U.S. politics

A monolithic ballroom.

Elegant ballroom lawsuit with guests eating astatine circular tables, chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, and ample windows illuminating the scene

And a replica of Trump's precise golden Oval Office.

People successful ceremonial attire stitchery successful the Oval Office, engaging successful speech and admiring decor

You whitethorn person noticed the room appears to hide a large feature...ya know...books.

A tweet by Mehdi Hasan humorously critiques the thought of a Trump statesmanlike room being "bookless."

Well, Trump answered a reporter's question astir that, saying, "I don't judge successful gathering libraries oregon museums."

A idiosyncratic astatine a table successful a ceremonial mounting speaks; substance beneath provides a fig to substance for White House updates

"It's going to beryllium astir apt a hotel, this concept," helium said. "Could beryllium office, but it's astir apt going to beryllium a edifice with a beauteous gathering underneath and a 747 Air Force One successful the lobby."

A idiosyncratic sits astatine a table with framed photos and flags behind. Text astatine bottommost reads "Text 'POTUS' to 45470 for updates from the White House."

Online, radical didn't instrumentality excessively good to the full "I don't judge successful gathering libraries oregon museums" part. Here's what they're saying:

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Tweet mocking Trump for allegedly fearing libraries owed to containing books, knowledge, history, truth, implicit sentences, due spelling, and silence

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"I don’t judge successful gathering libraries oregon museums." - the dumbest idiosyncratic you’ve ever met

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Tweet by Mehdi Hasan criticizing a person’s penchant for hotels implicit libraries oregon museums, calling it a uncommon information from Trump

4.

A tweet by idiosyncratic Boston Smalls comments connected conservatives electing idiosyncratic who allegedly opposes libraries and museums

5.

Tweet by @PrincessBravato criticizes a deficiency of a statesmanlike library, suggesting disbelief successful libraries, with respective laughing emojis

6.

Michael A. Cohen sarcastically criticizes the president for not valuing libraries oregon museums

7.

Social media station satirically discussing a connection to acquisition onshore to Trump for a "presidential library," criticizing the idea

8.

Patrick S. Tomlinson criticizes idiosyncratic for prioritizing idiosyncratic enrichment implicit nationalist good, noting a deficiency of enactment for libraries oregon museums

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Tweet jokes astir the unlikelihood of a edifice successful Miami being a statesmanlike library, humorously noting its implausibility successful fiction

10.

"Trump is truthful relentlessly anti-intellectual this is hilarious."

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"We're redefining the meaning of the connection 'library.'"

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Camille MacKenzie criticizes the thought of a Trump library, saying it would deficiency substance, featuring lone hotels, golden statues, and self-portraits

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Tweet by idiosyncratic Carley describes thing arsenic "braindead," mentioning a pitchy and a shiny edifice with smiling emojis

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"Of people Trump is going to find a mode to crook his statesmanlike room into a grifting machine."

What are your thoughts? Let america cognize successful the comments.

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