President Trump finished the day's Twitter activity Friday by yelling the presidential equivalent of "You can't fire me; I quit!" at Time:
The magazine rejected Trump's account later Friday, tweeting that the president is "incorrect" and the magazine "does not comment on our choice until publication, which is December 6." Soon, celebrities and other prominent accounts on Twitter were chiming in with parodies of Trump's claim:
The president does have one faithful defender in this flap: Fox News host and Keurig nemesis Sean Hannity:
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Well, per former Time editor Richard Stengel, the magazine PROBABLY just wanted a photo shoot.
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