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Kayleigh McEnany misspells 'feat' as 'feet' while hailing Trump: 'Guess they don't teach spelling at Harvard'

Twitterati schooled McEnany on her typo, joking that it was research that created the vaccine, 'not either of Donald's feet'

Former White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany recently became the target for Grammar Nazis on Twitter after she misspelled 'feat' as 'feet'. In her latest tweet discrediting the Biden administration's contribution to the COVID-19 vaccine rollout program, McEnany asserted that 'Operation Warp Speed' was an incredible feat of President Donald Trump. 

However, her typographic error garnered more attention than the main tweet, as she was trolled left and right for the same. Soon, McEnany lashed back at the trolls, sarcastically hailing them for fact-checking her typo instead of correcting President Biden. She wrote, "Bravo to the Blue Checks who fact check my typo and not President Biden taking credit for what he inherited thanks to Operation Warp Speed!"

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"This is a lie. And it's feat. F-E-A-T"

President Joe Biden conducted his first press conference on Thursday, March 25, 2021. During the media interaction, he appreciated the rate at which COVID-19 vaccines are presently being administered in the USA.

However, former White House Press Secretary and staunch Trump supporter Kayleigh McEnany was not willing to accept Biden's claims. "President Biden begins his first press conference by touting the rate of vaccines being administered, a feet solely made possible by President Trump's Operation Warp Speed," she tweeted. 

McEnany's misspelling of 'feat' as 'feet' was soon spotted by eagle-eyed Twitter users who started schooling her about it while disagreeing with her 'biased' tweet. 

"This is a lie. And it's feat. F-E-A-T," wrote MSNBC producer Kyle Griffin. Another user jeered, "The Pfizer vaccine was made possible by research from German/Turkish scientists and money from the German government, not either of Donald's feet."

"Sigh. Operation Warp Speed was branding. Like putting his name on buildings he doesn't own. It would be nice if you actually thanked the scientists all over the world who made it possible. Biden & HIS team got it into arms. YOU ALL wouldn't even wear masks. BTW it's feAt," a user elaborated while pointing out her typo. 

Calling her 'Bulls**t Barbie', one user wrote, "Guess they don't teach spelling at Harvard, eh? Or ethics, obviously," mocking the fact that McEnany is a graduate from Harvard Law School. 

"If it’s just one feet, you call it a foot," came another sarcastic tweet. 

"You realize you don't *have* to lie anymore"

McEnany soon gave a retaliatory response to the 'Blue Checks' busy trolling her for a typo. However, it backfired into a vortex of criticism as people called out the hypocrisy behind her original tweet. 

"It’s not a typo. A typo is a slip of the finger; those happen to everyone. It’s pathetic when someone tries to blame their fingers for their mind not working," tweeted one user. Another added, "We all know there was no actual plan. You realize you don't *have* to lie anymore, right? Like, it's no longer your actual job. Tho I understand it's hard to stop at this point."

Actor and political commentator Brian Tyler Cohen asked, "You realize you don't get credit when you oversee the deaths of 400,000+ Americans, right?" 

McEnany's stint as the White House Press Secretary came to an end as the Trump regime ended with Joe Biden becoming the 46th President of the United States. She later joined Fox News where she regularly writes opinion pieces. Her latest article happens to be an elaborate criticism of Biden's first press conference.