Twitter calls out Donald Trump's anonymous sources with #ManyPeopleAreSaying

What will many people say next?
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Colin Daileda
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Donald Trump went back to one of his favorite phrases on Monday, using his infamous phrase "many people are saying" to back up a tweet directed at Hillary Clinton.

Twitter picked up on the phrase -- one the Republican presidential nominee often uses to conjure up support from anonymous sources -- and turned it into a hashtag to poke fun at the candidate.

They tweets poked at everything from Trump's supposedly small hands to his refusal to release his tax returns.


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Colin is Mashable's US & World Reporter. He previously interned at Foreign Policy magazine and The American Prospect. Colin is a graduate from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. When he's not at Mashable, you can most likely find him eating or playing some kind of sport.

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