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Donald Trump Extends Deadline on $5 Million Offer to President Obama Due to Hurricane Sandy, via Twitter
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Whether it be Robsten's relationship, President Barack Obama's passport or Katy Perry and John Mayer's romance, Donald Trump has something to say about it.
And he's probably saying it on Twitter.
The real estate mogul—who is apparently in awe at having just discovered the powers of the social media site—has bombarded us with tweets as of late as he continues to weigh in on the country's most pressing topics.
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And today was no exception, as Trump took to Twitter to extend his "big" offer to President Barack Obama, in which he pledged to donate $5 million to charity in exchange for the president's college and passport records.
"Hurricane is good luck for Obama again- he will buy the election by handing out billions of dollars," Trump tweeted early Tuesday morning.
"Not only giving out money, but Obama will be seen today standing in water and rain like he is a real President --- don't fall for it," he warned.
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He continued, tweeting that he is generously extending the deadline on his offer to President Obama due to the super storm: "Because of the hurricane, I am extending my 5 million dollar offer for President Obama's favorite charity until 12PM on Thursday."
No word yet from President Obama.
In the meantime, we'd love to see Trump respond to Stephen Colbert's million-dollar counteroffer.
On Twitter, natch.
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