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Some genius has taken the time to create the Trump Twitter Archive, which gives the public the ability to easily search all of the Republican candidate's tweets using specific keywords, dates or retweets.

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In addition to Trump's entire Twitter archive, the website give access to specific search options so you can filter all of Trump's tweets about Women, Global Warming, and feuds with celebrities like Mac Miller, Lord Sugar and Rosie O'Donnell.

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One of the most exciting features of the archive is the "Highlights" section, which breaks down Trump's commonly used words and phases, so you can get a better understanding of exactly how often he flings around insults, conspiracy theories and general complains.

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This enlightening tool shows that Trump has tweeted the word "loser" 170 times, the words "dumb" or "dummy" 162 times and the word "terrible" 142 times, among many others.

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The archives show common themes in the eloquent candidate's Twitter, such as the fact that he loves referring to things as "the worst" and truly does not believe in Global Warming.

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Let the searching begin!

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