Trump's Top 10 Bumbled Sentences

Donald Trump is known for his unpredictable and often cringeworthy statements. As a self-proclaimed genius, he regularly takes to Twitter to share his thoughts and ideas, often targeting liberals, progressives, Democrats, and anyone who disagrees with him. In this article, we'll take a look at 10 of the most notable bumbled sentences from Trump's past.

1. 'That's Puerto Rico, and they don't like me.'

In an attempt to defend his administration's handling of hurricane relief efforts in Puerto Rico, Trump claimed that the people of Puerto Rico are grateful for his help. However, this statement was met with widespread criticism and disbelief.

2. 'I think that the word 'caravan' – Caravan? I think that was one of mine.'

In February 2019, Trump claimed credit for coining the term 'caravan' to describe a group of migrants traveling through Mexico. This statement was widely disputed, as the term had been used long before Trump's presidency.

3. 'And a lot of people, including me, thought soccer would probably never make it in this country, but it really is moving forward rapidly.'

In an attempt to show his support for soccer, Trump claimed that he and many others believed the sport would never gain popularity in the United States. However, this statement was met with skepticism, as soccer has been a popular sport in the US for decades.

4. 'That time Trump invented the word 'caravan'.'

Trump's claim of coining the term 'caravan' was widely disputed, and many pointed out that the term had been used long before his presidency.

5. 'And I think that Puerto Rico are very grateful to Donald Trump for what we've done for them,'

In a May 2019 rally in Florida, Trump claimed that the people of Puerto Rico are grateful for his administration's efforts to help with hurricane relief. However, this statement was met with widespread criticism and disbelief.

6. 'How about the word 'caravan?' Caravan? I think that was one of mine.'

Trump's repeated claims of coining the term 'caravan' were widely disputed, as many pointed out that the term had been used long before his presidency.

7. 'It's fun to stay at the YMCA,'

In an attempt to relate to the public, Trump referenced the popular Village People song 'YMCA.' However, this statement was met with confusion and skepticism, as it is unclear what relevance the song has to international trade agreements.

8. 'The buck stops with everybody'

During a government shutdown in January 2019, Trump misquoted former President Harry Truman's famous phrase 'The buck stops here,' placing blame for the shutdown on everyone but himself.

9. 'And I'm proud to take up the mantle,'

In an attempt to show his commitment to shutting down the government, Trump claimed that he was 'proud' to take up the mantle of responsibility. However, this statement was met with widespread criticism and disbelief.

10. 'I have nothing to do'

Twice in 2019, Trump bragged about having nothing to do as president of the United States. This statement was met with skepticism and ridicule, as many pointed out that the president's job is to make decisions and take action on important issues.

In conclusion, Donald Trump's bumbled sentences are a staple of his presidency, often leaving many confused and wondering what he meant to say. Whether it's misquoting famous phrases or claiming credit for coining new words, Trump's statements often generate more heat than light, and are likely to be remembered long after he leaves office.

Trumps top 10 bumbled sentences