“Thin-skinned Donald Trump blocked Chrissy Teigen on Twitter” links

Donald Trump blocked Chrissy Teigen on Twitter. LOL.. [JustJared]
Kristen Stewart is a wedding crasher in Canada. [LaineyGossip]
Brad Pitt made a surprise appearance at a Frank Ocean concert. [Dlisted]
Andy Roddick & Brooklyn Decker are expecting a girl, congrats. [Wonderwall]
My Friend Dahmer looks… difficult to watch. [OMG Blog]
This photo of Nicolas Cage in Kazakhstan is… amazing. [Celebslam]
Daniel Craig is officially returning to play James Bond. [Pajiba]
Bella Thorne: still a mess. [IDLY]
Sean Spicer: I will survive, Gloria Gaynor-style. [Seriously OMG WTF]
Ivanka Trump misquoted Albert Einstein, of course. [Socialite Life]

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  1. Amy Tennant says:

    Is My Friend Dahmer based on the graphic novel? It has to be, right? It could be good, then. (Edited to say, derp, I should have watched the trailer first. Of course it is. The graphic novel is really good, though. True story of a guy who went to high school with him. So weird).

  2. Summer says:

    😂 This makes me truly love Chrissy Teigen. Getting blocked by Donald Trump #lifegoals

    • Megan says:

      Go Chrissy!

    • minx says:

      What a thin-skinned baby he is!

      • LoveShoes says:

        He can’t handle any criticism. He is nothing but a two year old in a constant fit in temper tantrum world. I will be thrilled when he is impeached.

      • Trillion says:

        king snowflake

      • NotSoSocialButterfly says:

        @LoveShoes-
        I get the toddler/tantrum analogy, but I think of him as a middle school/junior high mean girl. Jelly, jelly, jelly and soooo insecure it that he can be nothing but a Bitter Betty.

  3. Nancy says:

    We all know just by being online what the asshat is up to and saying. I’m wondering why she followed him in the first place. In his one track mind, she chose to follow him and he blocked her. I’m sure he thinks once again he won. In fact, he will probably tweet it and you don’t have to follow him to know!

    • Radley says:

      People follow him so they can immediately and directly respond to the crazy. But yeah, he probably thinks everyone that follows him is a fan and that he can smite the unworthy with his mighty block button. Delusional.

      I do believe if a person was just allowed to heckle Trump in person uninterrupted that Trump would honest to goodness have a full blown mental breakdown. He’s that sick and that fragile. And that egomaniacal.

      • Larelyn says:

        Can we make that happen? Let’s make that happen! I nominate Stephen Colbert as the heckler!

      • ORIGINAL T.C. says:

        I agree. His ego is so weak he needs yes-men to attend press conferences and clamp for him. And cabinet members. And GOP congressmen. From now go, just send him texts saying “LOL, no body likes you, you big baby”.

    • Carrie says:

      She’s kind of a troll online, that’s why she followed him. Anyone getting the most press, she’s on them.

      Anyway loads of people follow him. I’ve not had to as his antics dominate unfortunately. Some news was tweeted, from NY Times or similar, about IMF and China the other day… I nearly cried with happiness to have actual news reported which didn’t show Trump’s face or talk about him and said something about other important things going on in the world.

  4. SM says:

    Just to think that the President of the US has the time to block people on ssocial media is crazy.

  5. nicegirl says:

    I am cracking up. Chrissy Teigen ftw

  6. QueenElisabeth says:

    I’m surprised it took that long

  7. Indiana Joanna says:

    Mike Pence blocked me on Twitter and I have no idea why since I don’t follow him. But I suspect he’s blocked everyone.

  8. nicegirl says:

    There is a petition on change.org to get accts shut down on twitter that tweet threats of rape, have you guys heard of it?

    https://www.change.org/p/jack-conduct-a-large-scale-shut-down-of-twitter-accounts-that-tweet-rape-threats-at-women-rapethreatsnotok

    I am not sure, I don’t know if I know how to do the link deal properly, not sure if this violates rules of comments, just think this is a good thing

  9. Narwhal says:

    Donald Trump is the only person on Twitter worse than Chrissy Tiegan .

    • Nanea says:

      There are countless others I could think of that are worse than Chrissy Teigen. Milo Yiannopoulos, for starters. David Duke. Richard Spencer. Mike Pence. All those bigoted, alt-right, quasi fascist chauvinists.

      Chrissy is harmless, compared to those monsters.

      • Radley says:

        Yep. Let’s not confuse disdain for a celeb you think is annoying with the potentially life, liberty and freedom threatening antics of Trump his far right supporters.

      • Amy Tennant says:

        I presume Narwhal is joking

      • virginfangirl2 says:

        She and Trump seems light years away in the evil department.

  10. Izzy says:

    Consider it a compliment.

  11. I think it’s petty but also really messed up. She has a right as a citizen to see what our president has to say and if he’s blocking her from that I feel it’s wrong. I’ll admit from the things I’ve seen her post she is a troll, but a grown man, the “president” should have thicker skin.

    • nemera34 says:

      She can still see his idiot tweets. Just sign out of tweeter and you can see them. Or she can open another account. Trump is an idiot. And he is so dumb. But he and his followers can’t see what a dumb idiot he is.

    • Carrie says:

      I believe this is his personal account, not the Potus account. In which case, he does have the right to block people on his personal account. He’s a DB though which is why this is a news item in the first place. It’s unfortunate he was elected and that millions voted for a DB but here we are.

  12. Tiffany :) says:

    Senate and “Maverick” John McCain just voted to forward to debate the bills to repeal the Affordable Care Act.

    Because nothing says you love your country like taking health insurance from TENS OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE.

    Can we officially retire that “Maverick” bullsh*t for someone that repeatedly falls in line for greed over humanity?

    • Radley says:

      Yeah I noticed the media softening towards him after his unfortunate diagnosis. Godspeed to him in that battle but his politics are hot garbage.

      • Tiffany :) says:

        I feel for his cancer diagnosis, but I wish he would feel for OTHERS who will not get the screenings they need because of his heartless position on healthcare. His illness makes his privilege and his disregard for those without privilege all the more clear.

    • Nanea says:

      And John McCain is perfectly OK with the taxpayers picking up the bill for his treatment, the same people he just blocked from having access to healthcare.

    • jwoolman says:

      Debate will allow the Democrats to enter all sorts of good information and testimony into the record. More Republicans need to grow a spine to actually stop the bill, however. I hope they get quite an earful from their constituents.

      It needs to be endlessly repeated that this is not really about healthcare. It is about tax cuts for the very rich, including members of Congress and the President and his family. That is where the Republicans are going, whatever twisted path they need to take in order to get the votes.

      • Tiffany :) says:

        You are absolutely correct that his is about tax cuts, not healthcare.

        Debate may have some positive aspects, but I worry that the process will be so sloppy and confusing that the public won’t know if they should be outraged. There will be distraction so that deals can be made specifically for states of senators on the fence, like Nevada and Alaska.

      • ORIGINAL T.C. says:

        I feel that the Democrats are still playing second fiddler to Republicans. I have yet to hear them defend the virtues of Obamacare or refute the charge that it’s failing. All they say is “it has problems and we need to work with Republicans to fix it”. Republicans would defend their victories even tiny ones. But Democrats apologize for theirs.

    • ORIGINAL T.C. says:

      They were waiting for him to allow the votes to go ahead. He is a representative of his voters and has to vote their interest which is to repeal the ACA. But his *own* opinion is to work with Democrats to find a bipartisan solution.

      You have to separate the man from his role to vote what he was sent to congress to do by those who elected him.

      • Tiffany :) says:

        IS it in his voter’s best interest, though? Perhaps that is the line the GOP has been selling, but that is not the reality. The CBO scores for all of these plans were terrible. Thinking they will discover some magic appeasement for the far right and the centrists that doesn’t kick 20M+ people off their plans hasn’t been found in the 8 years the GOP has been working on this issue. He will probably be gone when his constituents are being kicked off their insurance plans. Arizona expanded Medicaid under the ACA, and many versions of this bill would stop funding that expansion in 3 years.

        He is saying he will work with Democrats now, but he hasn’t stood up to the Trump administration in any substantial way. He hasn’t worked with the Democrats on anything for years, so I am not going to hold my breath on that one. McCain’s talk has been very cheap the past 10 years.

    • Indiana Joanna says:

      For all his highfalutin, high minded call for democratic debate he is a drump apologist. He has done nothing for health care for Americans who depend on the ACA.

  13. Ayra. says:

    Wow John McCain.. woowww

  14. Lori says:

    I think Chrissy is great. She’s a good role model in many ways. Donald trump is a good role model for dictators only.

  15. Bxhal says:

    Got over my ex whilst listening to Frank Oceans album last yr. Made me cry painfully, his delivery did. I don’t even think the songs were abt heartbreak at times but my mind found him soothingly painful. I cried in pain but felt better later so yeah Brad’s right abt him. He’s special in a good way.

    • nemera34 says:

      Elton John said right….

      Guess there are times when we all need to share a little pain
      And ironing out the rough spots
      Is the hardest part when memories remain
      And it’s times like these when we all need to hear the radio
      ‘Cause from the lips of some old singer
      We can share the troubles we already know

      “When all hope is gone.. Sad Songs Say So Much”