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The Tweets of Donald Trump: Insight in 140 Characters or Less
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The Tweets of Donald Trump: Insight in 140 Characters or Less in Ottawa, ON
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The Tweets of Donald Trump: Insight in 140 Characters or Less in Ottawa, ON
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This book is a compilation and analysis of the tweets of Donald Trump from the time of his announcing his campaign until the conclusion of his first 100 days in office. The book groups and analysis the tweets, placing them into various categories, including foreign affairs, immigration, Trump's opponents including the media and both the Republicans and Democrats who opposed him, and tweets about his rallies, the elections, as well as several other subsections. Through this examination it becomes clear that on the one hand Trump masterfully uses Twitter to disseminate his views and opinions while also effectively attacking his opponents at no cost, while on the other he often crosses the line between fact and fiction and what is considered appropriate presidential behavior.
This book is a compilation and analysis of the tweets of Donald Trump from the time of his announcing his campaign until the conclusion of his first 100 days in office. The book groups and analysis the tweets, placing them into various categories, including foreign affairs, immigration, Trump's opponents including the media and both the Republicans and Democrats who opposed him, and tweets about his rallies, the elections, as well as several other subsections. Through this examination it becomes clear that on the one hand Trump masterfully uses Twitter to disseminate his views and opinions while also effectively attacking his opponents at no cost, while on the other he often crosses the line between fact and fiction and what is considered appropriate presidential behavior.

















