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Everyone thinks Ivanka Trump is a robot after she posted this bizarre tweet

It’s not what you think.

Sep 26th 2017, 2:35 PM 17,083 Views 4 Comments

IVANKA TRUMP HAS gotten her fair share of flack of her dad, President Donald Trump.

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As of late, she’s been garnering a lot of attention herself on social media – first, for seemingly not knowing how to use the word ‘otherwise’.

Nobody is safe from a Twitter roasting. Not even the President’s daughter.

So when she uploaded this Tweet, people thought she was having her own ‘covfefe’ moment.

Did Ivanka just pocket-tweet?!

Sadly, no. The code in her tweet loosely translates to mean that “if a presidential memorandum is equal to signed, then coding will be available to all”.

The tweet was posted as Trump signed a memorandum instructing the Department of Education to make at least $200 million available annually to promote STEM and coding education.

But obviously, it’s more fun to pretend that it has something to do with her being a cyborg, right?

And then there’s all those rumours about Russia that people wanted to mention …

… Some even went as far as using her own joke to own her.

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