Hours before Donald Trump decided to wage a Twitter war on the city, the house of Maryland’s Democratic rep Elijah Cummings was broken into
“Really bad news! The Baltimore house of Elijah Cummings was robbed. Too bad!” heThe best that could be said of the tweet is that it was the least racially inflammatory tweet that Trump’s published about Cummings over the last week, considering that hea “disgusting, rat and rodent infested” place, suggested that Cummings “investigate himself with his Oversight Committee!” and that “Democratic run cities all over America look like this.
by implying his frequent critic, who died last year, was in hell. But it seemed to be another record low—so much winning.
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