if you really believe that he's drinking water from Flint, then I have some magic dick growing beans to sell to you. https://t.co/VDOqvzt0lO
— Allen Parish (@AllenParish74) April 19, 2016
This has gone from tragic to comic in a real hurry: @onetoughnerd will drink Flint water for next 30 days https://t.co/KWYBr3zz5f @freep
— Chris Gerben (@cgerben) April 18, 2016
You might be drinking the water but we ain't drinking da Kool-Aid! https://t.co/mmiJbBkthC
— AKAdemic (@gjladson) April 19, 2016
Snyder: At work, at home, I'll drink Flint water https://t.co/8b2dKdChFt via @freep What a gimmick & an embarrassment. Not the point, Rick.
— Kaitlin Popielarz (@KaitPopielarz) April 19, 2016
Drink your weight in the stuff and we'll talk. https://t.co/lTGSWwBr6t
— Sub-Quantum Engineer (@denny_deluxe) April 19, 2016
What is this, the modern hair shirt?
— Alice Dreger (@AliceDreger) April 18, 2016
"Snyder says he will drink Flint water for next 30 days" https://t.co/A4VHOfLcFz
Snyder says he'll drink Flint water for next 30 days https://t.co/HfbRLpfXFd Clown really thinks that this stunt will fix his credibility!?
— No_Politricks (@No_Politricks) April 18, 2016
1. Ppl won't believe man who lied to them. 2. How'd public health crisis become game of chicken? #FlintWaterCrisis https://t.co/upN11uw4F9
— Heather Gies (@HeatherGies) April 18, 2016
He's going to drink 3 gallons over 30 days? So @onetoughnerd only drinks 1 1/2 cups of water a day? https://t.co/w8EVXD4yfG
— Nick Krieger (@nckrieger) April 18, 2016
Oh, I see his wife will be drinking from those same 3 gallons. So Snyder only drinks 3/4 of a cup of water each day. https://t.co/w8EVXD4yfG
— Nick Krieger (@nckrieger) April 18, 2016
Strong PR move...Michigan Governor says he will drink Flint water for next 30 days https://t.co/Gxma5vPMDU
— LT Public Relations (@LTPR) April 18, 2016
Snyder said he would drink the water because residents asked him to....didn't they ask that he step down, too? https://t.co/hdedc1SukS
— Olivia Lewis (@TheWrittenPeace) April 19, 2016
How does this asshole still have a job? - Snyder says he will drink Flint water for next 30 days https://t.co/xaY7kVsQZG via @freep
— Jessica (@Jessica_Effect) April 19, 2016
@onetoughnerd @MLive Cute Stunt! Now go and bath in their tubs and see if you don't get the same illnesses as many of your residents.
— Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) April 19, 2016
@onetoughnerd @MLive he doesn't have to drink Flint water to prove he's an asshole to me
— Angst Schadenfreude (@WearingWelcome) April 18, 2016
@onetoughnerd @MLive pic.twitter.com/T2o2NDkBvZ
— Dan Brillman (@DanBrillman) April 18, 2016
This @onetoughnerd is a very, very bad man. Why does he still have a job? https://t.co/lU7Y54eOQ6
— Tyler Hower (@tylerhower) April 19, 2016
@onetoughnerd @MLive oh wow. 30 days with filtered water knowingly drinking the water. So relatable to what the people of Flint have endured
— Hannah (@hannahsdaydream) April 19, 2016
@onetoughnerd @MLive great to see this! Forgive me if I ask for impartial third-party verification. Also, your grandkids gotta drink it.
— Cadence Cellardoor (@cobaltskky) April 18, 2016
@onetoughnerd @MLive 30 days? Wtf you want a consolation prize? You had people drinking that water for 2 fucking years + before sayin shit✋🏾
— lyn (@dllynnnnn) April 19, 2016
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