Twitter gives Donald Trump advise with #MyAdviseToTrump

Joe NewbyApril 13, 2016

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trump-pledge On Wednesday, a number of people took to Twitter to offer some free, friendly advise to GOP front-runner Donald Trump.

As one can imagine, the advice ran the full gamut of friendly to not-so-friendly.

This tweet, for example, wasn’t quite so friendly:

#MyAdviceToTrump ?

Drink bleach ?

— ?? riz ?? (@riazbapoo) April 13, 2016

Will this presidential election be the most important in American history?

Yes

Then there was this:

#MyAdviceToTrump Voters don't care if you actually know karate, they just want to see you make up a lot of cool moves at your events.

— Daniel Kibblesmith (@kibblesmith) April 13, 2016

Some advised Trump to drop out of the race:

Drop out before July Convention to save face to avoid inevitable shellacking you're destined to experience on 2nd ballot. #MyAdviceToTrump

— Trey Mays, Anti-Revolutionary ☧ (@TreyMays) April 13, 2016

Others suggested an alternate line of work:

Go sell some flowers. #MyAdviceToTrump pic.twitter.com/VPgchjOd5q

— Tyler (@tylerschnabel) April 13, 2016

https://twitter.com/PolitiBunny/status/720306693138042880

One person told Trump where he thinks a wall should go:

Build a wall where it most needs to go.#MyAdviceToTrump #p2 pic.twitter.com/QWkhgrdfz0

— Eric Wolfson (@EricWolfson) April 13, 2016

Another person suggested:

https://twitter.com/HarrietBaldwin/status/720299609466122240

Given what’s happened in recent weeks, that may not be such a bad idea…

One Twitter user suggested:

https://twitter.com/sahluwal/status/720299504230993921

The Daily Caller’s Jim Treacher suggested:

#MyAdviceToTrump: Keep doing what you're doing. But then, I don't want you to be president.

— jimtreacher.substack.com (@jtLOL) April 13, 2016

I said the advice ran from friendly to not-so friendly, right? Well it turns out a lot of it was not-so friendly, but there were some supporters:

https://twitter.com/SaveUSA1776/status/720292688893902848

https://twitter.com/Red__Rover/status/720283238669791234

Then there was this, no doubt a reference to all those celebrities who’ve “threatened” to leave the country if Trump wins:

#MyAdviceToTrump Please become POTUS so all the idiots will move to Canada as promised.

— Rochelle Flynn (@cargirl579) April 13, 2016

https://twitter.com/housemargosian/status/720311964363304960

https://twitter.com/ethanlord_10/status/720311931446304768

#MyAdviceToTrump Stay cool. The LEOs,Border Patrol, Vets, & 100 million + American Patriots have your back.

— Bill Periman#FeedTheGITMO (@BillPeriman) April 13, 2016

And at the time of this writing, that was pretty much it for the “friendlies.” I may have missed one or two, but most were, as I noted earlier, not-so-friendly. Not to worry, though. Anyone who knows anything about Twitter knows that could change in a heartbeat.

Even so, the hashtag #MyAdvisetoTrump began trending Wednesday, and it looks like it may hang around for a while…

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