Twitter Reacts After Melania Trump Uses Wrong Date In Pearl Harbor Tweet
- 6 years ago
First lady Melania Trump tweeted out a Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day message but included the wrong date.
First lady Melania Trump tweeted out a Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day message but included the wrong date, notes Mediaite.
"Today we honor Pearl Harbor Heroes. 11/7/1941," she wrote. "Thank you to all military for your courage and sacrifice!"
Of course, the gaffe did not go unnoticed.
A number of people were quick to point out the bombing of the naval base occurred in December, not November.
Some feigned confusion, writing, "Tbh I don't remember what happened on November 7 1941," and, "What happened in November?"
Many just let the date issue go and simply thanked the first lady for her acknowledgment and military members, past and present, for their service.
Notably, the tweet in question was soon followed by a corrected version.
First lady Melania Trump tweeted out a Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day message but included the wrong date, notes Mediaite.
"Today we honor Pearl Harbor Heroes. 11/7/1941," she wrote. "Thank you to all military for your courage and sacrifice!"
Of course, the gaffe did not go unnoticed.
A number of people were quick to point out the bombing of the naval base occurred in December, not November.
Some feigned confusion, writing, "Tbh I don't remember what happened on November 7 1941," and, "What happened in November?"
Many just let the date issue go and simply thanked the first lady for her acknowledgment and military members, past and present, for their service.
Notably, the tweet in question was soon followed by a corrected version.