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Comedian Stands By Tweet Asking Why People Are 'Still Allowed' to Have Five Kids

Comedian Stands By Tweet Asking Why People Are 'Still Allowed' to Have Five Kids

Comedian Nikki Glaser deleted a weeks-old tweet Tuesday aimed at Donald Trump Jr. and his wife following news of their divorce. She noted that the couple had five kids and asked “Why are people still allowed to have five kids?” Glaser told her followers Monday that she was tired of people insulting her over that sentiment and had deleted the tweet but stood by it, asking how it was a “controversial statement.”

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Glaser's initial and subsequent tweet generated a lot of controversy and plenty of responses.

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Glaser then claimed that her tweet was really about adoption.

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