High School Students Drag Donald Trump in AP Essays

On Wednesday, many high school students took the AP English Language exam across the country, in thousands of different classrooms. However, it seemed that many teens — you could almost argue too many — all came up with a similar answer for one of the questions. Specifically, it was a question based on "America the Illiterate," a column by progressive writer Chris Hedges, asking how much of a role "artifice," essentially deceit, plays in politics, as reported by BuzzFeed News.

Well, as you can imagine, the essay question garnered quite a bit of buzz from high school students, many of those who used the AP English exam to troll none other than President Trump. His entire term — and the election preceding it — has been marred with controversy, most recently regarding the firing of FBI Director James Comey, who was investigating the President and his staff for colluding with Russian officials in regards to interference with the election results.

And although students couldn't bring home a copy of their essays for the now-infamous third question on the 2017 AP English Language exam, a slew of kids took to Twitter to express how they trolled Trump, how far they went in trolling Trump, or if they decided to tip-toe the President and his term entirely. Check out some of our favorites below — if nothing else, we're as always impressed on how educated students are today on the tumultuous political climate.

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