Lin - Manuel Miranda Has Blasted Donald Trump Saying: 'He's Going Straight To Hell !!!

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"Hamilton " creator Lin - Manuel Miranda blasted Donald Trump for his Twitter attack on San Juan's mayor ... bluntly telling the Prez he 's got a clear path to hell waiting for him . Miranda' s comments come in response to Trump saying San Juan 's mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz is showing poor leadership in hurricane - ravaged Puerto Rico .. . and accusing her of being nasty to him because Democrats told her to . Lin - Manuel fired back Saturday morning, saying .. . " You 're going straight to hell .. . No long lines for you . Someone will say , 'Right this way, sir .' They 'll clear a path . " He continued by defending Cruz for working nonstop while Trump golfs ... and called the Prez a " congenital liar." Miranda is of Puerto Rican descent and has been pushing hard to get help for the island hit by Hurricane Maria , and like San Juan's mayor ... he clearly doesn ' t believe Trump 's doing enough .

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