4/24/2023 0 Comments Trump typo tweetPlease use your wipers and drive with covfefe- Philadelphia Police Department May 31, 2017 Roads are still slick from last night's rain. #covfefe /j832rTmi9Y- philip lewis May 31, 2017 ![]() Though covfefe likely was a typo when the President meant to type coverage, he woke up to a lot of Twitter sass. It was his first tweet in 20 hours (the last one was a retweet of a Fox News article saying Jared Kushner did not suggest opening Russian communications channel, citing an anonymous source.) It seemed like the President was going to complain about the press – something he’s wont to do – but it wasn’t part of a Twitter rant. ET Wednesday.Īt 6:09 a.m., Trump tweeted again: “Who can figure out the true meaning of “covfefe” ? Enjoy!” ![]() The tweet was finally deleted about 5:50 a.m. Some of his more recent tweets got in the lower tens of thousands of retweets. To put that in context, the tweet in which he claimed – without proof – that he would have won the popular vote if it were not for voter fraud had more than 52,000 retweets and more than 160,000 likes at the time of writing this article. Wednesday’s tweet quickly drew a deluge of attention.Īs of 4 a.m., the tweet garnered more than 108,000 retweets and more than 135,000 likes. The tweets represent Trump at his most authentic and defiant, lashing out when he feels he is under attack, and appeared to reflect a belief that only he, and not his staff, is qualified to speak in his own defense. ![]() The President’s Twitter feed was largely quiet during his recent trip abroad, but hours after returning home, he unleashed a social media blast that felt like a pent-up release of fury that had been simmering over the nine days of his debut foreign tour.Īs usual, he took aim at the media and decried the ongoing Russia investigation. It’s also a reminder of how different he is from past presidents and the traditional, carefully orchestrated pronouncements typically associated with the office. Trump’s tweet is the latest example of his ability to draw attention on social media – and keep the public guessing as to the meaning behind many of his remarks. US President Donald Trump tweeted "Despite the constant negative press covfefe," a clause with no context at 12:06 a.m.
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