He Still Hasn't Learned: Donald Trump Can't Bully Officials

Once more, President Donald Trump exhibited his challenges with terminology that he may or may not fully grasp. This particular instance unfolded in a weekend communication to his fervent online base.On November 30, Trump, 79, aimed to highlight former U.S. Navy Commander Kirk Lippold in a post on Truth Social, but his message quickly veered off course as readers noticed it contained additional “features” unrelated to the retired officer.Almost immediately, his trademark typos dominated the discourse, steering comments in unexpected directions.His attempt to showcase knowledge unexpectedly amused fans, as his latest social media outburst provoked laughter on Truth Social.The Daily Beast pointed out that Trump incorrectly began with “Ther [sic] are laws that effect [sic] our nation,” misusing “there” and “effect” instead of “affect.” After promptly deleting the flawed message, he returned with revised text, yet an additional mistake regarding spelling morale as “moral” remained uncorrected.This follows a series of past verbal missteps, showcasing his ongoing struggles with language comprehension.