We have to retract this story as unproven since Marshall report has offered no evidence. We rushed to judgement on this.
Donald Trump posted a mysterious tweet on May 31st just after midnight. It baffled the Internet. The left-wing and never Trumpers came out in droves to rip into him for his “typo”. Trump deleted it the next morning and there has never been an explanation.
He tweeted this shortly after.
Who can figure out the true meaning of “covfefe” ??? Enjoy!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 31, 2017
CNN gleefully joined the detractors claiming the tweet tells people all they need to know about Trump. It’s on its “face dumb” and, CNN claimed, it was the word “coverage” misspelled.
The CNN writer Chris Cillizza wrote: That lack of discipline reveals that there is simply no one who can tell Trump “no.”
A WaPo article was titled, Herefefe is why it’s toughfefe to say ‘covfefe’ and the NY Times wrote, What’s a ‘Covfefe’? Trump Tweet Unites a Bewildered Nation.
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NPR thought themselves quite humorous with this title: The Tweet Heard Around The Wrold
Joe Scarborough and his silly girlfriend Mika mocked Trump relentlessly with potty humor.
Some on social media tied it to Russia.
The now-defunct Kathy Griffin tweeted: Tonight, I have all of Twitter paying attention to me!@realDonaldTrump: Hold my #covfefe. and “Thank god for covfefe.”
As it turns out, it’s a great message and the only ones with egg on their faces are the arrogant naysayers.
“Cov fe’fe” in Arabic translates to “I will stand up,” according to some reports. That, however, has been debunked.
It is however an Antediluvian term meaning, “In the end we win”.
Both work.
Dianne Marshall, an amateur historian, bible scholar, and author went digging and found that it is an Antediluvian term, meaning “In the end we win.” According to Marshall, it was commonly used by the sons of Adam as they fought against the evil and fallen men.
The word is pronounced: Covfefe’ (pronounced “cuv – fee- fae”)
https://t.co/JCfhAfWocK https://t.co/9UevQq6OS3
— Dianne Marshall (@1952Mar) May 31, 2017
This is brilliant because, in the end, he did win and we will too!
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