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‘America’s Whiniest Victim’ Trends After NYT Op-Ed Criticizes Trump
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The phrase “America’s Whiniest Victim” began trending on Twitter early Monday morning after a New York Times op-ed claimed that President Donald Trump was the “whiniest victim” of all.
Some Twitter users took the opportunity to make fun of the NYT op-ed by listing other people that are substantially more “whiny” than Trump, while others decided to defend the op-ed.
“So the NYT is calling Trump ‘America’s Whiniest ‘Victim‘, I guess they haven’t seen much of Jim Acosta on CNN the last few months? Stupid,” one Twitter user noted.
So the NYT is calling Trump "America's Whiniest 'Victim", I guess they haven't seen much of Jim Acosta on CNN the last few months?
Stupid.
— Lonman (@Lonman06) August 7, 2017
America's Whiniest 'Victim'.
"It was Russia, Infowars and Wikileaks! Had nothing to do with me being a flawed candidate and criminal!" pic.twitter.com/lwAYYoJn3I
— Grant J. Kidney
“Naw, Shaun King is America’s Whiniest ‘Victim,‘” another person tweeted.
Naw, Shaun King is America's Whiniest 'Victim'"
— Denver H (@HyDenver) August 7, 2017
America's Whiniest 'Victim' whined the length of an entire book, and still isn't done whining.
“America’s Whiniest ‘Victim'” Jim Acosta? Ed Skipper? Maxine Waters? Too many to name,” one person joked.
"America's Whiniest 'Victim'"
Jim Acosta?
Ed Skipper?
Maxine Waters?
Too many to name.— darahlynne (@darahlynne) August 7, 2017
NYT op-ed columnist Charles Blow characterized Trump as the “reigning king of American victimhood” in his Monday column.
“In this way he was a perfect reflection of the new Whiny Right. Trump is its instrument, articulation, embodiment,” Blow wrote. “He’s not so much representative of it but of an idea- the waning power of whiteness, privilege, patriarchy, access and the cultural and economic surety that accrues to the possessors of such.”
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