What Trump Could've Meant by Tweeting "Impeach the Pres."

Donald Trump once again confused all of Twitter on Tuesday when he ended a Tweet with “Impeach the Pres.” After seeming to all-caps brag that “MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME IS AT THE HIGHEST POINT EVER, EVER, EVER!,” he claimed there are “MORE PEOPLE WORKING TODAY IN THE USA THAN AT ANY TIME IN HISTORY!” Despite these putative wins for his administration, he did not use the popular hashtag #ImpeachthePres; rather he wrote out the full sentiment, begging the question: What did he mean?

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1. He’s mocking the Left without the literacy to do so effectively

2. It’s his unconscious desire to be free

1. He’s mocking the Left without the literacy to do so effectively

2. It’s his unconscious desire to be free

3. He believes Barack Obama is still president

4. He meant “Impeach the Press” but his little thumbs made a typo

5. He means, “I’m Peach, the Pres,” perhaps in response to “Orange man bad”

6. He wanted to end with a question mark but ran out of characters

7. Seriously, maybe he just wants to go home

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