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Donald Trump is always telling us how smart he is. Remember when he called himself a “very stable genius”?
But it’s curious, then, why someone so smart would have such a habit of misspelling words.
On Twitter he once confused “heel” with the word “heal”, and he’s also confused “pour” with “pore”. And don’t even get us started on “covfefe”.
Though that didn’t stop Trump from criticising a CNN reporter for a typo in one of his tweets.
Needless to say, Twitter wasn’t impressed with the president of the United States taking time out of his day to correct a typo.
To make matters even more ridiculous, Trump made a humiliating typo of his own just hours later.
In now-deleted Tweets, Trump decided to bash the media and reel of a list of world leaders he had met recently. Amongst these leaders, Trump referred to the “Prince of Whales”.
No, not Prince Charles (the Prince of Wales), Trump has met the Prince of Whales. The leader of the marine world…
Trump hastily deleted the tweets, but naturally “Prince of Whales” soon began to trend worldwide.
DOES THE PRINCE OF WHALES RULE OVER DOLPHINS TOO? https://t.co/hgbI10VrSs— The Volatile Mermaid (@The Volatile Mermaid) 1560432237
EXCLUSIVE first picture of the Prince of Whales: https://t.co/P0ecJ2cr0a— Hannah Al-Othman (@Hannah Al-Othman) 1560432313
@realDonaldTrump Prince of Whales. https://t.co/tK1YbkwHc1— Nathan Harding (@Nathan Harding) 1560432274
It’s so fucking delightful to me that he thinks he met the prince of whales. The prince. Of *whales*. https://t.co/yMCeyMmkp0— James Felton (@James Felton) 1560432445
Wales is a division of the United Kingdom. Whales are not. https://t.co/RVPi55qGp4— Dictionary.com (@Dictionary.com) 1560431588
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