Verbal blunders are nothing new for Donald Trump, as anyone who remembers the infamous “covfefe” incident from 2017 can attest. However, during a campaign rally in Waukesha, Wisconsin, the former president reached new heights of incomprehensibility when he attempted to pronounce the word “infrastructure.”
Trump
was criticizing President Joe Biden’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, which had been signed into law in 2021. As he tried to say the four-syllable word, things didn’t quite go as planned. His attempt resulted in the following: “[It didn’t] work out too well ― $1.2 trillion for their fake infra-struck-er-sher par-,” Trump stumbled over the pronunciation.
The incident managed to amuse many people on social media, with some jokingly speculating that this might explain why Trump frequently promised an “infrastructure week” during his presidency but never delivered any substantial bills or executive actions related to infrastructure. Perhaps he simply couldn’t pronounce the word correctly.
In any case, Trump’s verbal blunder highlights the challenges of tackling complex terminology, especially when it involves four-syllable words. Whether it’s a slip of the tongue or a genuine struggle, it’s a reminder that even public figures can stumble over language from time to time! 😄
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