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CNN analyst has a Twitter rule about how to tell which people 'probably suck' (Jim Acosta among the hardest hit)

How can you tell which people “probably suck”? One New York Times reporter and CNN analyst has a general rule:

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You know, he might be on to something:

That could spark a “Dear Diary” moment!

The president also might “probably suck,” according to the aforementioned rule:

If you look around Twitter much, there are a ton of people whose accounts fall into that category and it’s a bipartisan affair. But nobody fits the reporter’s tweet’s profile like Jim Acosta.

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