
Twitter immediately reacted. Fun was had by all. One observer wondered how parents were to be expected to explain the logo to their children. Others marveled at how the T and P brought forth immediate images of branding for toilet paper.
From NPR:
In minutes, it seemed, one logo turned all of the Internet into 12-year-olds. Perhaps it is fitting. In an election where candidates on both sides of the aisle have been acting like adolescents — trading petty insults, getting into Twitter fights, discussing the size of their manhood, riffing on Pokemon — we should have expected at some point for all of us involved to totally take this whole thing back to middle school.