'Joe Buden' jokes roll in as Trump's typo-riddled message trends on social media

Former President Donald Trump's typo-riddled post in which he declares in all caps that the current president "disinformates and misinformates" has a new name trending online: Joe Buden.

Trump's inability to spell the name of the Commander-in-Chief he is predicted to challenge in the upcoming presidential election caused an uproar on social media where Americans leapt at the chance to show their support for this "Joe Buden."

"I’m voting for Joe Buden in November!" declared @AZ_Brittney. She then graded his Truth Social post for grammar and gave the former president an F.

"I hate when people misinformate," added Lesley Abravanel, "but in November, I’m voting for Joe Buden to save democracy, my rights, my daughter’s rights."

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Late Night host Seth Meyers posited that Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee who faces four criminal court cases involving charges of election interference and mishandling top secret information, may have been jumping on a trampoline when we wrote the oddly worded message.

"You sure you don't want to get down to type, sir?" quipped Meyers as he mimicked a Trump staffer. Replied Meyers' Trump: "No! The bouncing helps me think!"

Meyers also noted Trump called Americans "grest" and joked "disinformates" and misinformates" were Trump's nicknames for former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

"These are my mates," Meyers' Trump declared. "One of them likes when you bust his b---s and the other one will throw you out a f------ window."

Stephanie Bazzle, a writer for Occupy Democrats, admitted she wanted to put more focus on Trump's plans, included in the same post, to put an end to former President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act, but found herself too distracted.

"We could talk about the fact that Trump has said he wants to remove Obamacare," Bazzle wrote. "But honestly I'm stuck on 'JOE BUDEN DISINFORMATES AND MISINFORMATES.'"

Bob Geiger felt the message should come with a trigger warning: "Caution: Stable genius at work."