Trump sends out a divisive eclipse meme on Twitter and gets a lesson in science

I don't understand how eclipses work!

At a rally in Reno on Wednesday, Donald Trump read from a teleprompter and called for unity, saying, “It is time to heal the wounds that divide us.” Thursday on Twitter, he was back to being the divisive Moron-in-Chief, tweeting a meme about him blocking out Obama. Only days after the eclipse brought Americans together nationwide for viewing parties and a unified celebration of the rare astronomical event, the petty, narcissistic, temporary occupant of the White House managed to find a way to make it divisive. Of course, the most hilarious thing Donald Trump doesn’t seem to realize is that an eclipse is a temporary state, like his presidency. Here’s the original tweet Donnie John liked so much that he shared it with the world:

I only tweet the best memes

And here are some of the best responses.

this seems accurate insofar as everybody is staring at it and wondering if it'll last long. https://t.co/ggcTvmokBG

— Matt Pearce (@mattdpearce) August 24, 2017

Eclipses have no positive impact on earth, while the Sun is what provides the entire world with life!  Keep that in mind.

— Ed Krassenstein (@EdKrassen) August 24, 2017

The moon (Trump) is responsible for the changes in tides and bringing the crazy out in some people.

— Ed Krassenstein (@EdKrassen) August 24, 2017

Trump just retweeted this.

It's funny because I think of him as the thing that plunges the world into darkness too. pic.twitter.com/sgIzSOvWWp

— Mikel Jollett (@Mikel_Jollett) August 24, 2017

So, you're saying Obama is a shining & immovable star and Trump is a passing empty rock? I agree #ScienceWasNeverARepublicanStrongSuit

— President T-Rav (@PresidentTRav) August 24, 2017

Oh, and the originator of the eclipse meme? He’s just another poor white man who’s afraid his sons will be enslaved one day. Nice friends you have there, Donnie John!

The man Donald Trump retweeted earlier is among the white Americans who feel somehow under siege for being white. pic.twitter.com/JLJCOtR5zA

— Justin Hendrix (@justinhendrix) August 24, 2017