Mark Hamill Debuts Hilarious Checklist Of Donald Trump’s ‘Finest Phrases’

“Star Wars” icon Mark Hamill has been listening to former President Donald Trump’s inventive makes an attempt at spelling.

“His made up phrases are enjoyable,” Hamill wrote on X (previously Twitter) on Wednesday, “however his more-than plentiful misspellings completely RULE!”

He included a screenshot of a current Trump put up on Reality Social, which included the non-words “DISINFORMATES” and “MISINFORMATES.”

Right here’s a few of Hamill’s record:

• “Stollen” for stolen

• “Honered” for honored

• “Unpresidented” for unprecedented

• “Smocking” for smoking

• “Sole” for soul

• “Frorida” for Florida

• “Melanie” for Melania

• “Capital Hill” for Capitol Hill

• “Infair” for unfair

• “Shoebiz” for showbiz

• “Marine Core” for Marine Corps

• “Boarder” for border

• “Unfastened” for lose

• “Leightweight” for light-weight

• “Grest” for excellent

• “Hearby” for hereby

He closed out the record with the “at all times memorable” Trump phrase for hamburgers: “hamberders.”

“That is merely a partial record, however undoubtedly, we are able to all look ahead to the frequent & quite a few misspellings certain to come back!” the actor wrote, signing off with the hashtag “TheBestWords.”

Throughout Trump’s 2016 presidential marketing campaign, he famously boasted, “I’m very extremely educated. I do know phrases, I’ve one of the best phrases.”

Hamill’s not the one one with a operating record. Over time, “The Day by day Present” has aired severalroundups of Trump’s “greatest phrases” from talking engagements, which embody “stankchuary” and “dersault.”

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