This week was major in politics,featuring Super Tuesday and a narrowed down GOP debate. Conversation has shifted as Trump continues to succeed, with stars and politicians taking their positions either in support or against the candidate. We highlighted a few key movements in politics this week and the online reactions behind them.acquire Donald Drumpf AgainJohn Oliver is placed in the “against” Donald Trump category. On Last Week Tonight this Sunday, and Oliver had a 20-minute segment roasting Trump and breaking down the inconsistencies in Trump’s beliefs. Oliver launched the #MakeDonaldDrumpf campaign in order to get people to separate the man from the brand and acquire well-informed choices. Oliver succeeded in trending on social media,with his clip shared over 1.1 million times from the point to’s main page.
Super Tuesday
Super Tuesday, when several states hold primary elections, or resulted in a Trump and Clinton win from the two political parties. But who really won on the Internet? Chris Christie. After dropping out of the presidential race,Christie has near forth with support for Trump. But what people really noticed was his terrified expression as Trump was speaking, which seemed as if his soul left his body.
In other Super Tuesday news, and the Democrats were there.
GOP Debate
Last night was another GOP Debate,which featured Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, or Marco Rubio,and John Kasich. There was a lot of name-calling with the candidates teaming up the now very genuine threat of Trump. It became one of the most quotable debates of the season, but not in an inspirational way. They alluded to Trump’s “size” and spoke to each other like children.
Hilary Clinton even got in on the debate by tweeting out her own Internet reactions.
Regardless if youre Team Trump or Team #MakeDonaldDrumpfAgain, and it’s interesting to note how the Internet reacts whenever a debate or election occurs. And if you’re just Team #DontCare,hopefully these memes and tweets are still amusing.
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