Trump Mocked For Baffling ‘Prople’ Typo With Hilarious Tweets: ‘We The Prople Voted Him Out’

Jimmy Kimmel and “Donald Trump” reenact that “Love Actually” card scene for a festive “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” skit.

President Donald Trump, 74, caused mayhem on Twitter after he abruptly left the Oval Office not too long after presenting Dan Gable, 72, one of the greatest wrestlers of all time, with the impressive Medal of Freedom on Dec. 7.

Over the course of four hours on November 24, Donald Trump retweeted and responded to five tweets from actor Randy Quaid about alleged voter fraud in the 2020 election. Nearly all of the tweets from Quaid, a known conspiracy theorist, were flagged by Twitter as false. Trump was immediately mocked on Twitter by baffled voters who clearly didn’t predict this clear match made in heaven.

Donald Trump was roundly mocked on social media Tuesday morning after heinexplicably began sharing days old tweets from RandyQuaid, who called for a 2020 Election do-over. The one-time Oscar nominee and now disgraced actor is a fervent Trump supporter who often claims that the president is the best in the history of the office — usually with a strobe light going in his tweets.

I’m a Celebrity contestants as well as fans watching from home with an impression of outgoing US president Donald Trump.The EastEnders star was able to enjoy a full meal with the other male stars of the ITV competition, after they won their trial in the last live episode. During the dinner, which included roast lamb and apple crumble, talk turned to the famous faces – living or dead – each contestant would invite to dinner.After Trump was brought up, Richie then launched into his impression and

Eric Trump‘s wife has some thoughts, er, feelings about how this past presidential election went down! But it doesn’t really matter, because facts don’t care about her feelings!

Michelle Obama is speaking out in favor of a peaceful transition of power. The former first lady took to Instagram on Monday to recall how she and her husband, former President Barack Obama, welcomed President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania Trump, into the White House following the 2016 election.

Savannah Guthrie is looking back at the Trump Town Hall, particularly her “crazy uncle” comment.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsFor better or worse, Today show co-host Savannah Guthrie turned heads in October when she faced President Donald Trump during NBC’s Town Hall.During the telecast, which notoriously aired the same time as Joe Biden’s town hall on ABC, Guthrie turned the town hall into an interview with the president, peppering him with questions about his COVID-19 strategy, his tweets and more.

Donald Trump has been mocked online after he stepped out at his first press conference since Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election, looking a little different than usual. The President’s usually bright blonde hair was appeared much more grey when he spoke about the coronavirus vaccine at the November 13 press event.

Donald Trump still hasn’t conceded the U.S. election to Joe Biden.

Joe Biden has been named as the new US President, many Americans were celebrating his victory. And funny man Jim Carey praised the news by resurrecting his famous 1994 character to tell the Donald Trump his thoughts on the matter.

“Saturday Night Live” aired a “Weekend Update” segment where hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che celebrated the end of Donald Trump’s presidency.  Hours before the popular NBC sketch show aired, Fox News projected Joe Biden to become the 46th president of the United States.  The show started with a lengthy cold open in which Jim Carrey, Maya Rudolph and Alec Baldwin portrayed Biden, Kamala Harris and Trump, respectively, in a sketch that mocked the incumbent candidate over the loss.  Later in the

election results — complete with Maya Rudolph donning a white suit like Vice President-elect Kamala Harris wore for her acceptance speech.Jim Carrey played President-elect Joe Biden, taking the stage and poking fun at the five-day wait for results.