Chelsea Clinton trolled on Twitter with hilarious tweets after criticizing Trump for comments he made in Texas on Saturday. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
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Chelsea Clinton gets trolled with hilarious tweets after she criticizes Trump's response to Harvey
September 03, 2017
Chelsea Clinton was trolled with hilarious tweets on Twitter over the weekend after she lamented over a statement that President Donald Trump made on Saturday while touring areas of Texas and Louisiana ravaged by Hurricane Harvey.
What Trump said
While at a storm relief center in Houston, Trump spoke of the "wonderful" relief efforts, which have seen Americans from all colors and backgrounds come together to help each other out.
Trump said: "Really, I think people appreciate what's been done. It's been very efficient, it's been very well ...we're very happy with the way everything's been going. A lot of love."
"As tough as this was, it's been a wonderful thing. I think even for the country to watch and even for the world to watch. It's been beautiful," he added.
.@POTUS at Houston relief center: "As tough as this was," the response "has been a wonderful thing, I think, even for the country to watch." pic.twitter.com/ezvyCWujcQ
β ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) September 2, 2017
Clinton's reaction
Apparently, praising the relief effort and its togetherness isn't the best thing to do β at least according to Clinton.
"People lost their lives, loved ones, homes, beloved pets. Many thousands of people face uncertain futures. Our President on #Harvey," she wrote on Twitter Saturday, linking to a video of Trump's comments.
Troll-tastic
Many found Clinton's sentiment to be out of line. Trump was neither insensitive nor lacking empathy in the comments that Clinton linked to, he was merely praising the relief efforts.
Indeed, Trump's visit to the storm-damaged areas Saturday was a much better visit than the one he made last Tuesday, which he was criticized over for allegedly lacking empathy. Needless to say, social media users trolled Clinton hard:
And they know President Trump is thinking of them
β Michael Gray (@graywolf) September 2, 2017
Thank you @realDonaldTrump for visiting the great state of #Texas twice in 4 days. #MAGA. Where was Obama during Louisiana floods? Golfingπ
β JeanQueen (@JMBJToday) September 2, 2017
You know he's talking abt how wonderful it's been to c people come together to help one another but keep going with your hateful narrative
β Tammy Marie (@tamarammarie) September 2, 2017
β Christine Cato (@christinebcato) September 2, 2017
Please ask your mom to lead by example and donate all the profits from her new book to the people of Houston.
β Papa Bear (@atty_1999) September 2, 2017
Do you disagree that the country coming together to help the people of Houston has been wonderful to watch?
β Matt Whitlock (@mattdizwhitlock) September 3, 2017
On behalf of #Texas, please delete your account. Thank you
β TxBubba π¨π±π (@Tx_Bubba) September 3, 2017
@realDonaldTrump is donating 1 M, how much is your mom??? How much are you???
β Kate Logsdon (@cajunkate) September 2, 2017
You have to be kidding me lol. What he is saying is that it is wonderful to see the country coming together with everyone helping
β Brendan Klemensic (@BKlemensic13) September 3, 2017
Clinton's tweet was the subject of a lot of discussion over the weekend and it had nearly 8,500 comments as of Sunday evening.
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Chris Enloe is a staff writer for Blaze News
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