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Charlie Sheen is praying for Donald Trump to be 2016's next victim

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By Jennifer Brett
Dec 29, 2016

2016 has claimed many victims this year: from David Bowie, Prince and Leonard Cohen to Florence Henderson, Muhammad Ali and Alan Rickman. And now, just a day apart, Carrie Fisher and her mother Debbie Reynolds.

Actor Charlie Sheen is praying for president-elect Donald Trump to be the next one 2016 claims.

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That went over about like you'd expect:

And then Charlie followed up with a tweet that demonstrates how many big words he knows:

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