Few presidential typos have achieved the level of notoriety that “covfefe” has achieved.
It all started one night in 2017 when Trump posted a tweet that read, “Even though the mass media continues to provide negative comments.” The message ended there, leaving millions of people wondering what “covfefe” really means.
The tweet was quickly deleted, but the internet did its best.
Memes, jokes, theories, merchandise, even songs appeared almost overnight.
Rather than dismissing it as a typo, Trump then addressed the mystery by posting, “Who can know the true meaning of ‘covfefe’??? Enjoy!”
The confusion grew when then-White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer was asked about the tweet.
Instead of calling it a typo, he responded, “The president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant.” Even Hillary Clinton got in on the fun, joking on social media, “People in the covfefe house should not throw away the covfefe.”
A perhaps forgotten spelling error instead became one of the most famous internet moments of Trump’s presidency.
Years later, he even revived the joke by posting “I’M BACK! #COVFEFE” on Truth Social and then quipping, “All I hear is covfefe” in another viral White House video.
The reaction was also impressive. One supporter wrote, “My 74 year old mother watched this four times and laughed out loud every time you said, ‘I heard covfefe.’”
Another commented, “Hahahahhaha I love our President!!”
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