Just 11 Times J.K. Rowling Obliterated Donald Trump on Twitter
Let’s face it, Donald is Trump is HUGE news at the moment.
In the wake of his inauguration and the recent women’s marches that have swept the world, it’s pretty difficult to escape the man that’s got all the nuclear codes – you’re scared, we know.
One person who always likes to take a dig at the now-President is the mother of all things Potter, J.K. Rowling.
Obviously, we can’t say that she always exclusively grabs the ugly orange hippogriff by its horns, but we’re pretty certain that at least the majority, if not all her Twitter burn output is directed at the ‘he who must not be named’ himself – we hope anyway.
Here are some of her best burns to date:
1. When she called him an egg during one of last year’s debates:
2. When she got serious…
3. When she pinned this very telling tweet…
4. When she retweeted this:
5. When she caught him out on his spellings…
6. When she near enough called Trump Voldemort…
7. When she told Trump that the nuclear codes were everyone’s business…
8. When she told Donald how to make a couple of new Slytherin mates…
9. When this happened:
10. This…
11. And finally, when she just got savage…
Keep em’ coming!
About the author
Luke Abrahams is a born and bred Londoner and is proud to call the capital his home. He mostly writes about popular culture trends and pugs but isn’t afraid to tackle food, art and style from time-to-time.
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