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Wednesday 09 November 2016 11:47 am

The best Twitter reactions to Donald Trump’s victory

By: Natasha Clark

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Twitter is either a place you love to be on election night, or downright hate to be.

As the results rolled in and the tables turned, social media was providing endless sources of amusement for those who decided to stay up and see history made.

Donald Trump stayed offline, but recently has sent his first tweet since winning, and has even updated his bio and cover photo too.

Such a beautiful and important evening! The forgotten man and woman will never be forgotten again. We will all come together as never before

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 9, 2016

Lots of Brits are keen to show the similarities between this, and the UK's Brexit result in June. 2016, it's been quite a year…

https://twitter.com/MikePattinson/status/796248025760989184

Some are keen to remind The Donald of words he previously said…​

https://twitter.com/SajTheOne/status/796294312757788672

Others were happy at the latest Katie Hopkins news…

https://twitter.com/KTHopkins/status/672742991841333248

Has the world gone a bit mad?

I've genuinely just seen a woman buy a burger and put mayonnaise sauce on the top of the bun? #trump

— Joe Wilkinson (@gillinghamjoe) November 9, 2016

I guess this is one way of looking at it?

https://twitter.com/IwasmadeintheAM/status/796299956688666624

SPOOKY!

https://twitter.com/notezatall/status/796313934370406400

I am told that a £5 treble on Leicester, Brexit and President Trump would have returned £12.5 million.

— Matt Goodwin (@GoodwinMJ) November 9, 2016

This was all of us who stayed up…

Barron Trump is up past his bedtime https://t.co/RQWe9AZDEw pic.twitter.com/kr73BaMs8B

— New York Post (@nypost) November 9, 2016

https://twitter.com/SooFunnyPost/status/796310140131639296

https://twitter.com/RonWeasleyMe/status/796273549669466113

Brexit, Trump, Bake Off leaving the BBC – 2016, a year of shocks…

— Countryside (@NFUCountryside) November 9, 2016

But this was nice…

we should be careful

of each other, we should be kind
while there is still time.

Larkin pic.twitter.com/tksCTEAmOt

— The Poetry Society (@PoetrySociety) November 9, 2016

Oh, but then we had…

BREAKING: Canada's immigration and citizenship site has crashed.

— AJ+ (@ajplus) November 9, 2016

It sure is a long year though…

[David Bowie & Prince die]

[Brexit passes, Vine is shut down]

The World: "please… let us rest…"

2016: "…just one more thing"

— ricky montgomery (@rohmontgomery) November 9, 2016

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