J.K. Rowling has the best response to Trump's non-existent Sweden attack
The internet can't get enough of President Donald Trump's "last night in Sweden" remarks, including, of course, J.K. Rowling.
Never one to shy from a little fun at the expense of the U.S. president, the author joined in on Twitter's response to Trump's confusing reference to a terrorist attack that didn't actually happen.
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Literally the biggest incident of Sweden last night was a horse called Biscuit being rescued from a well. https://t.co/CAYsHhpt6z
— Grapey (@Grapeykins) February 19, 2017
#MakeBiscuitDryAgain https://t.co/C7rPpZrcNf
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) February 19, 2017
Naturally, Rowling's hashtag kicked off a whole new riff on Trump's Sweden comments.
Poor Biscuit, after #BowlingGreen, why didn't Sweden see this coming and do something to prevent such an atrocity? #MakeBiscuitDryAgain
— Bren (@bnboring) February 19, 2017
Thanks to your prayers @jk_rowling Biscuit soon dry again #MakeBiscuitDryAgain @ChelseaClinton pic.twitter.com/shs4SnlM7P
— Leif Pagrotsky (@leifpagrotsky) February 19, 2017
What's that, Lassie?! Who fell down the well?? #swedenincident #MakeBiscuitDryAgain https://t.co/6Aoc9yfzz0
— MJ (@meencat) February 19, 2017
A quick refresher: During a speech at a rally in Melbourne, Florida, held Saturday night, Trump sandwiched a vague reference to Sweden between references to recent terrorist attacks in Germany, France and Belgium.
From a transcript of his speech:
As many have noted, nothing close to the attacks he referenced in his speech happened in Sweden on Friday night.
Even Sweden's former prime minister struggled to make sense of Trump's comment:
Sweden? Terror attack? What has he been smoking? Questions abound. https://t.co/XWgw8Fz7tj
— Carl Bildt (@carlbildt) February 19, 2017
As for the horse, let's all hope its OK after its terrifying ordeal.
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[H/T: Huffington Post]
