"As president, he has used Twitter to pillory the press ('Fake … not Real,' 'the enemy of the American People!'), baselessly accuse former President Obama of wiretapping Trump Tower during the campaign and rail away about leaks and 'LEAKING' and 'low-life leakers.' He has used it to denigrate the Affordable Care Act as 'horrible,' 'imploding' and 'dead,' describe Democrats as 'pathetic' 'OBSTRUCTIONISTS' in spite of the fact that Republicans control Congress, and assail Chicago, Germany, Nordstrom, the federal judiciary and perceived opponents ranging from 'Cryin’ Chuck Schumer' to NBC’s 'Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd' to the mayor of London in the immediate aftermath of the recent terrorist attack in the British capital. And he has done so much of this in frenetic, mostly early-morning torrents replete with exclamation points, jammed-down caps-lock, an apparent indifference to the rules of spelling and grammar and in a by-now-familiar construction, a telling pattern of thought, a certain Trump-tameter—a usually one-sentence declaration, routinely factually shaky, followed by a usually one-word assertion of emotion. 'Weak!' 'Strong!' 'WIN!' 'Terrible!' 'Sad!' 'BAD!'"