President Donald Trump is all about togetherness this weekend.
POTUS woke up, skipped his usual vicious Saturday morning tweetstorm, and instead, waited until the afternoon to tweet a simple, yet powerfully unifying two letters in the form of the word: "We."
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Now, we're assuming this was an accidental tweet — which Trump, along with his Press Secretary, Sean Spicer, are very familiar with — because the message was promptly deleted.
President Trump has already proven to be truly just so horrible at using the social media platform that this comes as no surprise, but the tweet spoke volumes to Trump's Twitter followers.
While we may never know the full message Trump intended to type, many Twitter users called attention to the fact that with this single (probably accidental) tweet, Trump appeared to finally be acting like an inclusive, unifying president, rather than using the platform to bash Democrats.
How Sad!
Others simply mocked the president for once again, straight-up failing on at Twitter and had a little fun of their own.
Trump wrote this, then had to look up what the word meant. When he found out it meant more than just himself, he promptly deleted it. https://t.co/OcQZVI50FQ
— UNITE & FIGHT (@stopthenutjob) May 13, 2017
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No I will not turn off my notifications b/c I would miss the opportunity to witness tweets like these... I mean we all do it, but Trump ??? http://pic.twitter.com/Z5zXCQNxoC
— sittinginbednaked (@nakedtakinnotes) May 13, 2017
PLEASE TELL ME SOMEONE GOT A SCREENSHOT OF TRUMP JUST TWEETING THE WORD "WE"
— Lusty Justice (@lustyjustice) May 13, 2017
However, this deleted tweet meant Trump would be back soon with another message. And back he was.
Approximately 20 minutes later, Trump returned to compose the following tweet about his interview on Fox News tonight. Notice this message did not even start with "We."
My gosh.
The President was quickly reminded that though tweets may be gone, they're never forgotten.
What a wild ride we're all on.
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