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Speaker Ryan, Top Republicans Dismayed By Trump 'Face-lift' Tweet

President Trump's Thursday morning tweets have top Republicans pleading with him (again) to step away from the computer. In a pair of insult-heavy tweets, the president attacked MSNBC's "Morning Joe" hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski as "Psycho" and "Crazy," while also targeting Brzezinski's IQ and appearance.

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The insults were reminiscent of Trump's treatment of Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly in the 2016 Republican primary. He didn't seem to like Kelly's question about past comments he had made about female figures, and he later made the infamous comment that he could see "blood coming out of her eyes - blood coming out of her wherever." 

He was roundly criticized for that remark and now finds himself in a similar situation. House Speaker Paul Ryan was one of the first GOP lawmakers to vigorously shake his head at the president's behavior toward the "Morning Joe" anchors.

"Obviously, I don't see this as an appropriate comment," Ryan said on Capitol Hill Thursday. "What we are trying to do around here is improve the tone and civility of the debate and this obviously doesn't do that."

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Other top Republicans like Sen. James Lankford explained why Trump's remarks were unhelpful to Congress's important efforts.

Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE) simply asked Trump to "please stop."

Female Republican senators like Susan Collins were also unimpressed. Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) asked him to "grow up."

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