To put it mildly, 2016 was a memorable and historic year for American politics. The race between President-elect Trump and Hillary Clinton was considered the race of a lifetime and a rollercoaster ride that ended with a shocking upset in the minds of politicos everywhere (except Bill Mitchell).

One of the constants of the race was Trump’s Twitter account, which was almost always there to chronicle the happenings, from his battles with “Lyin’ Ted,” “Little Marco” and “Low Energy” Jeb throughout the primaries, to his heavyweight fight and ultimate win over “Crooked Hillary” on Nov. 8.