I know this is minor at this point, but the President shouldn't tweet about immunity deals

[Recursion]

I mean, that's an example of how ****ing far off the deep end we are.

Forget Flynn's connection to the administration for a second. Under a sane administration, if the top law enforcement officer in the country were publicly weighing in on an immunity deal even in a case not related to the White House, that would be pretty shocking and would probably dominate the headlines for a week.

[madaboutharry]

1. He has no boundaries.

Whatever he thinks, he tweets. Rules, protocol, nor procedures are ever his concern. He is the ultimate example of ignorance.

[leftstreet]

2. We're getting frighteningly immune to Trump's behavior

[WiffenPoof]

6. Exactly

We should be keenly aware of this point. It is not mentioned enough that we are experiencing a new normal when it comes to Trump behavior.

[Recursion]

8. Keep reminding us that

That can't be stressed enough

[randome]

3. Reporters pointed that out to Spicer today.

Spicer then went far afield to explain what the President REALLY meant.
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[womanofthehills]

4. He was tweeting to make himself look innocent because he knew Flynn would not throw him under bus

[NCjack]

7. He is twitting this message to cohort Flynn:

"Pootie and I have eyes on you. Don't fail us."

[Tommy_Carcetti]

5. And Jeffrey Dahmer shouldn't have eaten people. nt

[Nitram]

9. The fact that such improprietry is considered "minor" reveals how deep into shit we are.

[PoliticAverse]

10. We're way beyond the bounds of propriety. n/t

[Sunlei]

11. Trump never tweets his crazy mind on @POTUS or @White House, just on his personal account.

[madinmaryland]

12. The POTUS should not be tweeting at all, except for maybe cute kitten pics.