Donald Trump's inauguration poster has an embarrassing typo
America has no time for continual grammar and spelling errors right now.
Despite this fact, the Library of Congress, the world's largest library located in Washington, D.C., recently slipped up after featuring a poster of President Donald Trump in its online store ... complete with a misspelled quote.
Come on, people.
SEE ALSO: An orange alligator exists and people are calling it 'Trumpigator'
The poster, pictured below, included the following quote over a photograph of one smiling Donald Trump: "No dream is too big, no challenge is to great. Nothing we want for the future is beyond our reach."
As you can see, the "to" in the first sentence should be "too." Because, well, those are the rules.
It's a common error, sure, but the sheer fact that yet another typo is associated with Donald Trump makes it very laughable. Especially since the description of the poster reads, "this print captures the essence of Donald Trump's campaign for the presidency of the United States."
Image: library of congress
After the poster was released in the library's online shop, people quickly spotted the error and flooded Twitter with poster-related commentary.
Hot off the presses. The official Trump Inauguration poster, available through the Library of Congress. Perfect gift for illiterate friends. pic.twitter.com/TzTuj1Spxk
— Donna Carr (@donnacarrwest) February 13, 2017
No challenge "to" great? #DonaldTrump's Library of Congress poster was taken down from shop's website because, like his grammar, it sucked. pic.twitter.com/0MfxUYB1jG
— Gina Kim (@ginaleekim) February 13, 2017
Library of Congress pulled their inspirational poster but I figured they might so took a screenshot. "No challenge is to great," America! 😩 pic.twitter.com/2jw72v77hQ
— Kirsten Hall (@HallWaysKirsten) February 13, 2017
Since then, The Hill reported that the online store's page featuring the misspelled poster was removed Sunday night, but an archived version of the webpage can still be seen thanks to the Wayback Machine.
In addition to the poster and Trump's many tweets filled with a variety of spelling and grammar blunders, America has a few mishaps recently.
On Sunday morning, the main GOP Twitter account posted a photo of former president Abraham Lincoln with the following quote attributed to him: "And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." Abraham Lincoln did not say this quote.
*sigh*
Later in the day the U.S. Department of Education made another mishap by tweeting a tribute to W.E.B. Du Bois, but misspelled his name as W.E.B. DeBois.
And who could forget Trump's inauguration photo with the wrong date on it?
Editing is important, people.
The Associated Press contributed reporting.
