Donald Trump Missing For 14 Hours On Twitter, Netizens React, Want POTUS Gone

Donald Trump was missing on Twitter for 14 hours and netizens are happy about it.

The president of the United States is very active on Twitter. In a day, he usually makes multiple tweets. On Thursday, Palmer Report shared that Trump has gone missing on the social media platform for over 10 hours already.

“Donald Trump tweeted fourteen hours ago that he thought some people were spying on him, and he hasn’t been heard from since,” Palmer Report wrote on Twitter.

The post garnered various reactions from other online users, with many hoping not to hear from Trump anymore. Some joked that the POTUS was kidnapped and they would not ransom him. Meanwhile, another netizen joked that he was looking at the stock market and couldn’t move.

“He's looking at the stock market and can't move,” one commented.

“If we don’t see him again it’s probable the best thing that ever happened to the stock market,” @DebraBr81576310 wrote.

“Never mind the stock market… It would be the best thing that ever happened to the United States,” @knittingpuppy wrote.

“This is a good thing. Don't miss him one bit,” @Casper09531036 opined.

“He looked absolutely insane last night. Maybe the “white coats” came to take him away heehee haha!” @Anluwill6 added.

“Dream come true!” @kayrreese wrote with clapping emoji.

“We're not paying a ransom!” Barbara Richards commented.

“We don't negotiate with terrorists,” @FasslPhil agreed.

Trump has already returned on social media and made several tweets on his account.

Meanwhile, Trump spoke at a campaign rally during his state visit in India. However, there was a clip showing many people walking out while he was still speaking. The online users have mixed reactions to the clip because there were too many empty seats but when the rally was broadcasted on TV the stadium was jam-packed.

On the other hand, comedian Trevor Noah made fun of the POTUS for failing to pronounce Indian words correctly. He also laughed at Trump’s facial expression calling it “so wrong.”