Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) sparked a slush of ridicule over the weekend after he fired off a poorly written tweet announcing his re-election campaign, which critics say proves once again that there are few men more qualified than Gaetz to embarrass the Sunshine State.
“It’s chose your fighter time,” Gaetz tweeted on Saturday with a link to a Northwest Florida Daily News article. “I’m you’re [sic] Florida Man!”
And with that, mockery ensued.
“Nine words. NINE. And you still spelled two of them wrong,” one Twitter user wrote.
“I don’t think Matt Gaetz calling himself “Florida Man” is hitting the way he thought it would. He typed 9 words and misspelled 2 of them. Florida, you could do miso much better,” another one replied.
Check more responses below:
Nine words. NINE. And you still spelled two of them wrong.
Florida can do better.
— Jardani (@jardani_w) March 20, 2022
This you?
“Florida Man accused of sex trafficking minor. Uses Venmo for transactions.”
— The Pirate Queen (@ThePirateQueen2) March 20, 2022
I don’t think Matt Gaetz calling himself “Florida Man” is hitting the way he thought it would. He typed 9 words and misspelled 2 of them. Florida, you could do miso much better.. https://t.co/9RoFIFmTHJ
— Nathan Wind (@matty_angles) March 20, 2022
The story you shared literally spelled out your entire tweet for you, and somehow you still messed up the spelling. https://t.co/uNV3acFol5 pic.twitter.com/RNT1S57C6y
— Morten Øverbye (@morten) March 20, 2022
Nine words. NINE. And you still spelled two of them wrong.
Florida can do better.
— Jardani (@jardani_w) March 20, 2022
— This Is A Critical Moment (@this_critical) March 21, 2022
— StandWithUkraine (@MaggieJordanACN) March 21, 2022
Cocaine makes it hard for you to spell things right, huh #CaptainVenmo? pic.twitter.com/09ASuAm9mX
— Tara Dublin 🇺🇦🌻 (@taradublinrocks) March 20, 2022
Matt Gaetz infamy https://t.co/3bfXt6eokb
— Gal Capone 🌹🌽🌵 (@debpresente) March 21, 2022
"My subliteracy will own the libs," declares Matty Fivehead.
— Benjamin Dreyer 🇺🇦 (@BCDreyer) March 20, 2022
This tweet has a lot of people asking questions that this tweet already answers https://t.co/bKotDz3RCX
— Jeff Yang (@originalspin) March 20, 2022
No, thank you. We deserve better. Much better. pic.twitter.com/mdMJREtilW
— 🌸🦋Joy🦋🌸BSN,RN,CLC (@rn_wing) March 21, 2022
