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LOOK: Trump draws laughs for boarding plane with tissue stuck to his shoe

/ 04:51 PM October 07, 2018

Image: Screengrab from Twitter/@ClaudiaKoerner

The United States of America President Donald Trump garnered laughs online after a video of him boarding the presidential aircraft Air Force One, with what looks like a piece of toilet paper stuck to his left shoe, circulated on social media.

The tissue incident happened on Thursday, Oct. 4, as he was departing Minneapolis to fly to a rally in Rochester, Massachusetts. After exiting his limousine, Trump went up the stairs of the plane with the flapping tissue paper in tow. The paper was only detached when Trump walked inside the presidential aircraft.

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“WATCH: President Trump boards Air Force One with what appears to be toilet paper stuck to his shoe,” wrote WSVN-TV writer Joel Franco, who shared the video via Twitter on Thursday.

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The video of the President quickly went viral and very soon he became the butt of jokes again.

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Many are wondering how come nobody told the President there was a tissue paper stuck to his left shoe.

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“Presumably, Trump did not drive himself to Air Force One,” said one Twitter user, Megan Dieterle (@megsdietz). “Presumably, there were various aides and secret service and press people hanging around. And yet no one bothered to tell him about the toilet paper.”

Because nobody cared to tell him about the flapping tissue, many are saying it was a reflection of the amount of respect people around Trump, including his staff, have for him. Some went as far as to say that the President probably has no friends.

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Online marketing executive Pesach Lattin (@pacelattin) wondered if Trump was changing diapers in the limousine.

“How does Trump have toilet paper on his foot coming from the Limo to AF1?” asked the netizen. “Is he having his diaper changed in the limo?”

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Australian drag satirist Simon “Pauline Pantsdown” Hunt edited the video, adding a toilet flush sound to accompany Trump boarding the plane.

Some are claiming that the tissue paper incident symbolizes Trump’s presidency as well as the constitution of the United States as treated by the Republicans.

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Meanwhile, others were just not surprised anymore at the incident.

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While many are amused by Trump’s most recent faux pas, for Buzzfeed producer Jesse McLaren, Trump ruined bathroom-related jokes.

“Trump boarded Air Force One with toilet paper on his shoe and I didn’t even laugh,” he said. “I’m just numb. He’s so bad he even ruined poop jokes.”

In August, Trump garnered mixed reactions from netizens after photos of him coloring the American flag wrong surfaced and went viral. He also drew massive criticism and ridicule for his Hurricane Florence remark, calling it “one of the wettest from the standpoint of water.” JB

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