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Trump Just Called Himself 'Abnormal'—And The Internet Couldn't Agree Fast Enough

Trump Just Called Himself 'Abnormal'—And The Internet Couldn't Agree Fast Enough
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By Comic Sands EditorialOct 03, 2018
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While giving a press conference, President Donald Trump discussed drinking alcohol. He told reporters he has never had a beer.

Trump was talking about the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the United States Supreme Court when the subject of alcohol came up. During the hearing, Kavanaugh mentioned many times he likes beer. Trump compared himself to Kavanaugh and pointed out that he himself was abnormal for never having drank a beer.

Trump said:

I remember my college days; everybody was drinking. It was, like, normal. I was abnormal. It was totally normal. Everybody was drinking.



People picked up on the word "abnormal" and ran with it.








This Twitter user felt there were other words Trump could have used.

People were undecided if Trump should drink or not.



Many people did not believe him.





We aren't sure if they are talking about Trump or Kavanaugh or both.

H/T: Huffington Post, Politico

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