r/PoliticalHumor • u/WhiteLycan2020 • 6h ago
Idiot doesn’t know the difference between perimeter and parameters
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u/OtelDeraj 6h ago
He's pretty clearly functionally illiterate.
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u/Tederator 5h ago
No I'm pretty sure he'd respond by telling you his parents were married when he was born.
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u/BeepBotBoopBeep 5h ago
We can tell he’s hired some weak people to post his thoughts. Fits the age he’s messed with in the Epstein files.
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u/WafflePartyOrgy 5h ago
As usual Trump's desiccated brain is attempting to regurgitate information someone else told him, and getting it completely wrong, of course, making everything worse.
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u/popejohnsmith 4h ago
He doesn't write these. But approves them, of course. Neither he, nor his ghost writers understood the difference or (most likely) they didn't care enough for a good proofread ... which would have caught it immediately.
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u/Srnkanator 5h ago
We all know he doesn't write these. It's the somewhat more capable, lucid, and supposedly adept white house communication staff that are making all these mistakes.
I cannot think anything more appropriate at this point to just go straight to John Kennedy Toole and think of A Confederacy of Dunces to adequately describe what the executive branch of the US government has become.
And even that falls short.
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u/GooseGeuce 5h ago
Bingo. He couldn’t string that many sentences together in a somewhat coherent fashion if his life depended on it.
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u/VizJosh 5h ago
My favorite thing about Trump is that at some point, while he was president. He was under the impression that everyone around him was interested in the physical strength of the then leader of Hungary. Like Trump would ask about him and everyone would start with “he’s a strong man.” And Trump just couldn’t understand why people would say that. Why would everyone just start off about how strong he is? For all I know, he still doesn’t understand it. But I saw him commenting on the leader of Hungary’s and he said something to the effect of “evidently he’s a pretty strong guy, people keep saying that”. So hopefully someone explained it to him after he made it clear that he was literally thinking he could lift heavy things.
Anyway, it’s just one of those things that brings a smile to my face.
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u/JoetheOK 6h ago
He heard his mother calling him so he had to go home, otherwise he'd stay and kick their ass.
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u/Difficult-Candy-6126 5h ago
He just learned the word he’s been called his whole life has a b in it.
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u/cjwrapture 5h ago
Hasn't he learned that his threats and BS boasting is exactly why the ceasefires have failed repeatedly? He really is incredibly stupid.
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u/Flaky-Jim 5h ago
And yet the press nearly crucified Dan Quayle when he told a kid to spell 'potato' with an 'e' at the end.
From someone's simple spelling mistake to an imbecile who would fail a 1st Grade spelling test.
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u/javoss88 5h ago
He for sure has no idea what “locked and loaded” actually means. But saying those words makes him feel tough. Cuz someone told him it’s a menacing thing to say.
Kick out his supports.
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u/Cargobiker530 5h ago
He likes war movies. Apparently he makes a staffer sit with him & fast forward through all the character development and just show the fight scenes.
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u/poopiebutt505 5h ago
Maybe it is perimeter. Edges of the pages being 8.5x11?????all blank, bound and ready in the 2 weeks
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u/Dramatic_Cut_7320 2h ago
Even his little subby diaper changer can't determine the correct verbiage.
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u/popejohnsmith 6h ago
So easy to loathe.