this eo has been changed 2 times since obama changed during transition was put in notables a few breads ago
Barron Gonsalves posted to Facebook, and explained it well. He said:
“Now, here is what is going on. If you study the bible you see how God has made fools of His enemies throughout various accounts of biblical history! Our wisdom is no match for God’s and those who know Him tap into His wisdom. The tweet Donald Trump did was a trap for liberal media and they fell right in it. President Trump tweeted a biblical code to describe how the media was going to loose then he deleted it. By deleting it the tweet it looked like a mistake! Had he left it up eventually it would of been discovered what the word meant and the liberal media would of not been the victims of the trap. The appearance of an error is what the lure was. Now, that they have taken the bait and gone off on how this is a mistake and it shows he may be loosing it as the narrative was by some like CNN it will totally backfire on them. The truth of what the president said will come to the surface revealing two things. One the president is much more spiritually connected than many may have realized. Two, he is far more intellectually deeper than liberal media has tried to paint him to be. He tweeted that in the early morning. It is a very well known fact among many believes that God does indeed speak to His people in the early hours. The tweet again reads despite the dishonest press Covfefe. In other words God will win in the end. Part of God’s plan is to lure the liberal media in to expose how deceitful they are and show the American people their arrogance. This is one of many traps they have fallen into and will continue to do so. They are loosing credibility each time. To God be the glory Covfefe!” [SIC]
The internet was broken after President Trump tweeted out and said, “Despite the constant negative press covfefe.”
The tweet was left up for several hours without any clarification as to what the word “covfefe” meant. Was it a typo? Did the president want coffee? No. It is quite simple actually.
Dianne Marshall, an amateur historian, bible scholar, and author went digging and found that it is actually an Antediluvian term. It means, “In the end we win.” According to Marshall, it was commonly used by the sons of Adam as they fought against the evil and fallen men."
The word is pronounced: Covfefe’ (pronounced “cuv – fee- fae”)