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Maybe this is eroticism anglo-saxon poettyone of those things we shouldn't be so surprised about but — President Donald Trump reportedly has a phone dedicated solely to tweeting.

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Yep, you read the right. The president has an iPhone without any apps aside from Twitter, according to Axios.

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This gives Trump easy access to his favorite 140-character microblogging platform, which uses to greet his country with early-morning tweets that often deride his enemies, talk up his vague plans to bring more jobs to Americans, and excoriate news coverage of him and his administration.

White House staff reportedly tries to stuff his schedule so Trump spends less time tweeting and staring at cable news (activities that often seem to go hand-in-hand for him), but that seems a rough task if the president has a phone honed for the purpose of tapping out 140-character notes to the world.

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