It doesn't matter whether it's a 1000+ page novel982 Archivesa 280-character tweet — Stephen King knows how to make his words count.
And when it comes to the U.S. president, he reallymakes them count.
The horror master has a long, well-documented history of Donald Trump burns, but the looming impeachment appears to have sent King into overdrive.
On Thursday evening, he posted the following tweet — and he really didn't hold back.
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Can't really make it any clearer than that, can you?
SEE ALSO: 38 times Stephen King absolutely slammed Donald Trump on TwitterKing's tweet has over 25,000 shares at the time of writing. Plenty of people were echoing his sentiments in replies, too.
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Probably a good thing King picked up his National Medal of Arts when Barack Obama was president, and not the man currently in charge.
The ceremony would have been superawkward — if it happened at all.
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