Turns out Donald Trump might not have the best of breath, at least, that’s what Hillary Clinton seems to be insinuating anyway.
Canadian journalist Elizabeth Renzetti took to Twitter to praise the former U.S Secretary of State’s new political-mystery novel, “State of Terror.”
The book, which was released back in October, features a character named President Eric Dunn, which Renzetti described in her tweet as a “hulking moron whose breath smells of meat.”
“I thoroughly enjoyed State of Terror by Louise Penny and Hillary Clinton, not least as an act of revenge on ‘President Eric Dunn,’ a hulking moron whose breath smells of meat,” she wrote.
I thoroughly enjoyed State of Terror by Louise Penny and Hillary Clinton, not least as an act of revenge on "President Eric Dunn," a hulking moron whose breath smells of meat
— Elizabeth Renzetti (@lizrenzetti) November 30, 2021
Although she wasn’t tagged in the Renzetti’s tweet, Clinton must have been snooping around on Twitter as she decided to respond in a quoted tweet.
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In a rather cheek-in-tongue manner she responded, “Could have been based on anyone....”
Could have been based on anyone.... https://t.co/bxYrbg1m26
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) December 1, 2021
With Clinton’s tweet came confirmation of what was already widely assumed: President Eric Dunn was based on former President Donald Trump.
It doesn’t take a genius to put two and two together and realize that Clinton’s 2016 election rival probably inspired her book in more ways than one.
And the internet is absolutely living for her shady response.
“shade=thrown,” wrote one commenter.
Another said, “…whose breath smells of meat..” Well, technically Big Macs may not be meat, but we know who you mean, Hillary.”
“…whose breath smells of meat..” Well, technically Big Macs may not be meat, but we know who you mean, Hillary 😂😂
— Trent Capelli 🇨🇦 (@TrentCapelli) December 1, 2021
As you may recall, Trump loves his burgers.
I mean, seriously loves burgers.
The funniest photo of all time was taken two years ago today pic.twitter.com/A9GVvcweMi
— Weenage Tasteland (@YOUWONTBELAFFIN) January 14, 2021
Marie Antoinette "Let them eat cake"
— Dave Williams 🕊💉💉 (@realdavedoubleu) January 15, 2019
Donald Trump "Let them eat burgers" pic.twitter.com/pNSnDbXBBy
My favorite Trump photo. A multibillionaire having McDonalds and a diet coke. pic.twitter.com/GthCnjWm2J
— Calvin (@RealCalvin1) November 10, 2020
Burgers by candlelight: U.S. President Donald Trump lays out fast food for college football champs https://t.co/o8iIVAbPvJ by @robertarampton pic.twitter.com/fpGihyiQkC
— Reuters (@Reuters) January 15, 2019
So has Clinton’s art imitated life? It sure seems like it.