"Cavalry" vs. "calvary"? Really?

[Silent3]

Trump's defense want to claim the "true" meaning of a tweet was someone claiming they'd bring a religious display to Trump's rally, not a misspelling of "cavalry"? And it was terribly evil and manipulative of the House managers to take that tweet any other way?

That's pathetic.

[walkingman]

1. GOP in it's usual style of hate and smartass, "How dare you say anything about the Dear Leader"

[Aristus]

2. Man, I've known the difference between 'cavalry' and 'Calvary' since I was eight.

I want to live on a smarter planet...

[Silent3]

4. Unfortunately we aren't smart enough on this planet...

...to reach any smarter planets anytime soon, otherwise I'd have booked my passage long ago.

[Retrograde]

5. So have I, but I still get them mixed up

especially in speech: I have to think twice about whether I mean a group of mounted soldiers or Golgotha. The hope the tongue listens to the brain for a change.

[LuckyLib]

9. This drives me nuts. The distinction is embedded in my brain. Must be

from Catholic school! In the Drumpf context it is always funny.

[gratuitous]

3. Sounds like they're not dazzling anyone with their brilliance

Which just leaves them with the "baffle them with bullshit" arrow in their quiver.

[GeorgeGist]

6. They never play to ...

the brightest bulbs.

[Chiyo-chichi]

7. Rick Harrison, of TV's Pawn Stars, who is a Trumper

says "calvary" when he means "cavalry."
And he fancies himself as being smart.

[lutherj]

8. How do you bring a Calvary to the Capitol? Were they planning to crucify Pence?

I saw those typos yesterday, and noticed there was a third tweet with the word spelled correctly. Republicans shouldn’t stake their defense on their base’s ability to spell.