It looks like President Trump could use a cup of covfefe. That's because Trump didn't tweet the word intentionally. He just fell asleep in the middle of writing something else, The New York Times' Maggie Haberman reports. Trump created fodder for jokes, bills, and even racehorse names back in May 2017 when starting a traditional rant on "negative press" before seemingly translating "coverage" to "covfefe" and trailing off. Covfefe the racehorse won big again over the weekend, and when The Daily ...
It looks like President Trump could use a cup of covfefe. That's because Trump didn't tweet the word intentionally. He just fell asleep in the middle of writing something else, The New York Times' Maggie Haberman reports. Trump created fodder for jokes, bills, and even racehorse names back in May 2017 when starting a traditional rant on "negative press" before seemingly translating "coverage" to "covfefe" and trailing off. Covfefe the racehorse won big again over the weekend, and when The Daily ...
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