Trump donned plastic gloves to serve hotdogs and even attempted to load boxes into the back of a truck. But while at the NRG Center, Trump, oddly, felt it necessary to sign the wall of the shelter, which was filled with displaced and homeless storm victims.
Trump signed his signature directly on the bare wall at the NRG center after meeting with storm victims (next to a "We Love Houston" poster) pic.twitter.com/KjdLw4U951
— Toluse Olorunnipa (@ToluseO) September 2, 2017
The President just autographed a hurricane shelter. https://t.co/RBj377d9Y1
— Merlin Mann (@hotdogsladies) September 2, 2017
And they were not here for it.
How about signing the check for the money he pledged!
— Annette Dreiling (@annette671) September 3, 2017
He literally thinks he’s the greatest human being to ever live and needs adoration
— Diana Joseph (@trinidiana) September 2, 2017
Not at all...
His handlers have an ever increasing list of things they never anticipated having to tell him not to do.
— Kate Fangman (@KateFangman) September 2, 2017
Darts is about to become a very popular game at that shelter.
— iexpectloyalty (@justbarb77) September 2, 2017
Watch a sociopath try to pretend to be a sympathetic, feeling human.
— SJMegazord (@kemiroart) September 2, 2017
The Extremely Normal President
— Josh Erickson (@joshberickson) September 2, 2017
Diana says what many of us are thinking:
He is so oddly out of touch. No empathy for these people, just campaign-like phrases and autographs. Stunned.
— Diana Baker (@13thoroughbreds) September 3, 2017
What's the saying, "when someone shows you who they are, believe them"?
We see you, Mr. President.
H/T: Twitter, Washington Post