OK, so you know the way Donald Trump makes the odd typo and everyone dives on it, like it's the worst thing in the world? And you know the way once it's pointed out 1982983923 times he'll go and delete the tweet and put out another one with the correct spelling?
Well, now that he's President of the United States of America, doing that could get him into a fair bit of trouble.
On Saturday Trump posted his first typo since becoming Pres and swiftly removed it, but by doing so he could be in violation of the Presidential Records Act, which states that all presidential records are owned by the public and must be preserved.
Credit: Twitter
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If the deleted tweet wasn't archived by the White House, then Donald J may find himself in a spot of trouble. So soon into his new job, as well.
However, as the act was passed in 1978, it doesn't mention tweets, specifically. It's also important to remember that Trump posted the tweet from his personal account, not his @POTUS one, but he has muddied things further by insisting that he will use his personal account during his presidency, meaning it could still be covered by the Presidential Records Act.
One eagle-eyed Twitter user seems to have discovered proof that Trump doesn't even delete and repost his own tweets (unless he's some sort of monster who uses both an Apple and Android phone).
This website has been collecting his deleted tweets since 2009 and there are a lot.
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We should be honered honored honoured.
Here's his best known one for you, too.
Topics: Twitter, Donald Trump
