Donald Trump Jr. probably won't be getting promoted to Chief Meme Creator for his father's campaign anytime soon: After tweeting a graphic that compared Syrian refugees to Skittles, the Son of ...

That's 162 Skittles, including three Skittles that would kill us, or, around a 1.9 percent chance you will be killed by a Skittle (or, rather, a terrorist posing as a Syrian refugee).

The Trump-Pence campaign issued a statement to endorse Donald Jr.’s meme because they believe it might make America safe again: Don Jr. has been a tremendous asset to the campaign.

Stephen Colbert ripped into Donald Trump Jr.'s controversial "Skittles meme," denouncing it as a problematic depiction of the Syrian refugee crisis.

The photographer who took the photo of the Skittles, David Kittos, told the BBC last week that he did not grant permission for the image to be used and said he would like it to be removed. Kittos ...

Skittles Clarifies ‘Refugees Are People’ After Donald Trump Jr. Compares Them to Poisoned Candy Parent company Mars, Inc. calls Donald Trump’s son’s meme comparing Syrian refugees to ...

The Skittles Photographer Who Took Donald Trump Jr.’s Meme Photo Is A Refugee, And He’s Furious. Chris Zois News Writer Twitter. September 20, 2016.

It’s not official, yet, but the evidence keeps piling up that the “poisonous Skittles in this very American bowl are refugees” meme shared by Donald Trump Jr. might be the most toxic moment ...

Stephen Colbert explains everything that's wrong with Trump Jr.'s Skittles meme. Newsletter sign up Newsletter (Image credit: Late Show) By Peter Weber, The Week US. last updated 21 September 2016 ...

Add Stephen Colbert to the list of people disgusted by Monday night’s Donald Trump Jr. tweet comparing Syrian refugees to Skittles. On Tuesday’s episode of The Late Show, Colbert blasted Trump ...

Donald Trump Jr. was in the eye of a social media storm yesterday after he tweeted out a controversial meme comparing refugees to poisoned skittles. Later that day, Skittles responded -- and ...