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      Donald Trump's Craziest Tweets

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      Donald Trump's Craziest Tweets

      Trending News: 23 Insane Tweets That Prove Donald Trump Would Make The Worst President Ever

      Why Is This Important?

      Because he could be the next President Of The United States.

      Long Story Short

      Donald Trump announced his candidacy for the President Of The United States on Tuesday morning. While he has a lot of support because of his business acumen, a great number of people aren't taking him seriously — and these tweets provide evidence why.

      Long Story

      Donald Trump just announced his entry into the 2016 race for the Republican presidential nomination in one of the most outrageous, off the cuff political speeches ever made.

      During the speech, which clocked in at around 40 minutes, Trump went on several digressions that included lengthy, candid anecdotes.

      He expounded on the threat of China saying that although he "loves China...their leaders are much smarter than our[s]." The billionaire rattled off the details of various deals he's made with Chinese businessmen, but ultimately concluded that the country is beating the U.S. economically because the U.S. has become too hung up on "environmental concerns."

      He was extremely candid about his stance on immigration and made some more-than-controversial statements about Mexican immigrants: "When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending the best," he said. "They’re sending people that have lots of problems and they’re bringing those problems. They’re bringing drugs, they’re bringing crime. They’re rapists." Trump said that if he becomes president he will "build a great wall on our Southern border and...make Mexico pay for that wall." If you're wondering why that plan sounds familiar, it's because it was literally a subplot from the fourth season of Arrested Development.

      Trump called the current leaders of the country including President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry "stupid," "bad negotiators" and invited Obama to "leave early" and play golf on one of his many courses, which he called the best in the world.

      He leaned heavily on his ability as a job-creator, delivering the priceless line, "I will be the greatest jobs president that God ever created."

      Toward the end of the speech, he revealed his highly speculated-on net worth: roughly $8.7 billion dollars.

      "I don't need anybody's money." Trump said. "It's nice. I'm really rich."

      And as with everything else in his speech, this comes as no surprise. It comes as no surprise that Trump is really rich, that he wants to build a great wall to keep out Mexico, that he thinks environmental concerns are unfounded, that he thinks he is God's gift to America. We've been hearing this stuff from him for years.

      Trump has a history of rattling off outrageous, out-of-touch statements about everything from climate change to Arianna Huffington. So, before you suddenly decide that Trump's vision for American is so crazy, it just might work, here's a little refresher on some of the absolutely nutso things he's said on social media over the years:

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