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Analysis: Retweet of Supporter Praise (2015-06-12)

This post is a retweet of a supporter (@EKSpindler) encouraging Trump to "go get em" and praising his anti-PC stance. Trump did not add commentary. This is part of a pattern visible in the surrounding posts—a series of retweets and brief "Thank you" acknowledgments, consistent with a narcissistic supply-gathering session.

Authorship: The act of retweeting (no original text) makes authorship analysis limited. The timestamp (12:42 PM ET) falls within business hours, consistent with either Trump or an aide curating supportive tweets. The pattern of multiple rapid retweets/thanks suggests a deliberate curation session.

Psychological Significance: Minimal. The retweet selection reveals what messaging Trump (or his team) wants amplified: anti-political-correctness framing and the "tell it like it is" brand identity. This is three days before his presidential announcement (June 16, 2015), so these retweets likely serve as pre-campaign narrative seeding.

Content of Retweeted Message: The supporter's language ("go get em," "enough with the PC crap," "tell it like it is," "actually fix problems") encapsulates the Trickster/order-restorer archetype Trump was cultivating.