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1. Herbert Hoover could have tweeted the campaign slogan "A Covfefe in Every Pot." But what word should he have used instead?
2. A late-night tweet from Warren Harding might have included his 1920 campaign slogan "A Return to Covfefe". Well, not quite - what word would he have used instead?
3. Accident-prone Gerald Ford might well have mistakenly tweeted about the "Whip Covfefe Now" program. But what did he really want to whip?
4. Lyndon Johnson could have sent a late-night tweet about his "War on Covfefe." Or maybe his "War on..." what?
5. Dwight D. Eisenhower, campaigning for president, might have accidentally tweeted with the hashtag #ILikeCovfefe. What - or who - did he actually want people to like?
6. US president Franklin D Roosevelt could have had a fireside tweet talking about his "New Covfefe" program. What was actually "New"?
7. Occupying himself in the Oval Office late at night, Bill Clinton might have sent a tweet about his political catchphrase "It's the Covfefe, Stupid". If not covfefe, what?
8. Barack Obama might have sent a tweet about his book "The Audacity of Covfefe". What was actually audacious, in his view?
9. George H W Bush might have mistakenly tweeted out encouragement for "A Thousand Points of Covfefe". What should he have said instead?
10. Shortly after midnight on 31 May 2017, the 45th American president, Donald Trump, in a late night tweet, wrote "Despite the constant negative press covfefe". What word did he actually use?
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