Donald Trump has left Twitter perplexed by sharing a bizarre three-word statement.
The former president, 75, had the statement posted to shared to Twitter by his spokesperson Liz Harrington yesterday (August 11), and it was shared with no clarification or context, Independent reports.
The statement simply read: "Bullies never fight."
The short address was also shared by the Director of Communications for Save America and Donald J Trump, Taylor Budowich.
Washington Examiner is also reporting that the cryptic message was also sent to all recipients of the former president's email list on Wednesday.
The statement did not go unnoticed on the social media website, and people were quick to speculate about what the former president could have meant by the three-word address.
One person simply questioned: "LOL. What the f**k is going on?"
A second, meanwhile, questioned why Trump could still post statements via his staff to Twitter after being banned from the platform earlier this year.
They wrote: "why is she allowed to keep posting statements from someone who is banned from Twitter? [sic]"
A third jokes: "He sounds like he is having an excellent morning."
Another Twitter user mockingly commented: "So true: 'BULLIES NEVER FIGHT'. They usually incite others to do it for them while they hide in a White House bunker."
Meanwhile, another simply pondered: "Succinct, yet vague."
Then there were some Twitter users who simply used the president's statement as a chance to imitate it with their own three-word statements.
One wrote: "Purple monkey dishwasher."
A second added: "Yellow matter custard."
The Independent reports that Maggie Haberman, a senior correspondent for The New York Times, speculated that the president was referring to the resignation of Andrew Cuomo as the governor of New York following sexual assault allegations.
Trump was permanently banned from Twitter in January in the wake of the January 6 assault on the Capitol "due to the risk of further incitement of violence".
