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#ComeyFiring and #WithFewExceptions

I had some fun with the trending hashtags #ComeyFiring and #WithFewExceptions on Twitter over the past week. Here are my posts, ordered from the most popular to the least popular (all my tweets can be seen here - https://twitter.com/CraigRozniecki):

1) Donald Trump has always respected women, #WithFewExceptions.
369 Likes, 170 Retweets

2) "Your paper was perfect! ...#WithFewExceptions"
207 Likes, 56 Retweets

3) Huckabee Sanders: "If Democrats would stop worrying about saving our democracy, we could focus on making America great again."
#ComeyFiring
174 Likes, 87 Retweets

4) Trump: "I have no connections to Russia, #WithFewExceptions..."
113 Likes, 81 Retweets

5) Fox News: "We report. You decide."
Headline: "James Comey Resigns"
Fox News: They distort. They divide.
#ComeyFiring
105 Likes, 44 Retweets

6) Trump:"I've been in office for 4 months, so I think it's time to fire Comey bc he was so mean to crooked Hillary 6 months ago."
#ComeyFiring
102 Likes, 42 Retweets

7) Huckabee Sanders: "Look, the BS Trump spewed as a candidate is completely different than the BS he's spewing as president."
#ComeyFiring
86 Likes, 39 Retweets

8) Trump: "I'm firing Comey because he did a poor job of getting me elected and not investigating me."
#ComeyFiring
90 Likes, 29 Retweets

9) Trump: "I hire the best, brightest, smartest people ever, believe me! ...#WithFewExceptions..."
63 Likes, 40 Retweets

10) Trump: "I always tell the bigly truth, #WithFewExceptions."
66 Likes, 32 Retweets

11) Huckabee Sanders: "Trump's: Connections to Russia, firing Comey, constant lies & incompetence. Who's fault is that? Democrats."
#ComeyFiring
27 Likes, 13 Retweets

12) Huckabee Sanders: "If someone ever makes a mistake & you later defend them on a completely unrelated issue, that's hypocrisy."
#ComeyFiring
30 Likes, 7 Retweets

13) If DT were a lawyer
Reporter: "The key witness against your client was pushed off a building..."
Trump: "Just a coincidence"
#ComeyFiring
22 Likes, 10 Retweets

Totals: 1,454 Likes, 650 Retweets (Averages of 111.8 Likes, 50.0 Retweets)

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