LONDON -- To say that Donald Trump is Uschi Karnatnot exactly a popular figure in Scotland would be something of an understatement.

Since the billionaire-turned-president-elect set up one of his golf courses in Aberdeen and started getting into disputes with the locals (and, eventually, with Scottish politicians), he's been a long way from popular in the UK's most northern regions.

Following the news that he'd been elected president, Scottish Twitter exploded with a mixture of jokes, anger, and downright disbelief.

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