So, #TrumpBedBugs Is Trending And It’s Pretty Gross

Twitter trolls are out in full force after the president announced that the 2020 G-7 summit next year may be hosted at his National Doral Miami Resort in Florida. The hashtag #TrumpBedBugs is currently trending as people tweet about a 2017 incident where the resort was sued for a bedbug infestation.

During a joint press conference with French President Emmanuel Macron after the G-7 summit, Trump revealed that he’s considering hosting next year’s summit at his National Doral Miami Resort. The Twitterverse immediately seized on the opportunity to speak up about a controversy at the resort: In 2017, it was sued after a business traveler was eaten up by bed bugs.

Reports of the incident resurfaced with the 2020 announcement, and Twitter users are pulling out all the stops to make jokes about it—resulting in the hashtag #TrumpBedBugs to trend Monday afternoon.

Some of the best tweets, reported by Newsweek, include:

BREAKING: Trump to send Stephen Miller to his Doral resort in Florida to eat all the bed bugs #TrumpBedBugs pic.twitter.com/ugbMsntALE

— Rex Huppke (@RexHuppke) August 26, 2019

Next year it's the "G-7 Million"—seven world leaders and the 6,999,993 bedbugs at Trump Doral #TrumpBedBugs https://t.co/KHpL1mhtj7

— Seth Abramson (@SethAbramson) August 27, 2019

Relax, people! They aren't bedbugs! They're cute little pubic lice that I picked up in that Moscow Hotel Room! #TrumpBedBugs

— Donald J. Trump ᵖᵃʳᵒᵈʸ (@BiglyPrez) August 26, 2019

Someone had to do it 😂#TrumpBedBugs pic.twitter.com/37RrOpZXHf

— Moe Islubee (@MIslubee) August 26, 2019

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