Those of you who are attuned to the News and to people’s reaction to the News more than I am, do you find any fault with the use of “Merkel Door” in this tweet? Does it strike any kind of wrong note that I’m unaware of?

I’m just checking to be sure, before I encourage heavy use of “Merkel Door” in “#Trump’s ‘Stop #WhiteGenocide #Wall’” tweets.

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I can think of three reasons for adding in “Merkel Door”:
1. It adds another bit of controversy, which media loves.
2. To me (but that’s why I’m checking) it’s a snappy term for Trump’s “big door.”
3. Most importantly, It presents the phrase “#Trump’s ‘Stop #WhiteGenocide Wall’” as accepted parlance by making it the context in the tweet rather than the tweet’s main point.

Note though that if you just add the phrase “Merkel Door,” readers won’t know what you’re talking about. Some explanation needs to be added, “…that ‘Big Door,’ your ‘Merkel Door,’…,” as in the tweet shown, or maybe phrases like “…a ‘Merkel Door’ that…”

We may create another list of these that can be retweeted. Stay tuned.

But let’s hit hard and quick what we already have, which is located in two sources in the first comment above…time could turn out to be very short for this project!

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