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At first we were just going to add this as an update to another story from this morning, but the replies are so great we’re giving it its own post. As Twitchy reported, Resistance leader and author of “How The People Trumped Ronald Plump,” Brian Krassenstein, said he’d delete his account if Donald Trump Jr. weren’t indicted in the Russia collusion investigation.

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Oh, wait … you thought he meant his Twitter account, right? So did we. So did everyone. What he actually meant, though, was his old AOL account.

Oh, he deleted his old email “account” just like he promised.

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And he accuses Trump of being shady and dishonest.

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Update:

Kellyanne Conway has a charity in mind if Krassenstein were ever to follow through on one of his tweets:


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