Donald Trump’s First Act as President-Elect? Update Twitter Bio

That didn’t take long. It seems Donald Trump’s first act as president-elect was to update his Twitter bio and cover photo.

Trump, who sparked a series of controversies during the election campaign as a result of his Twitter posts, wasted no time making his new profile ‘Twitter official’ to let the world know that he’d moved up in the political ranks.

https://twitter.com/Robbie_Castle/status/796321335773458432

https://twitter.com/christy__diana/status/796326377507188736

Trump’s fellow avid-tweeters were pretty impressed with his dedication to the social network and, for some, it really drove home his election success.

https://twitter.com/Of_Mice_And_Ben/status/796322546207563776

Source: RT

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