By: Sloane Hughes
Trump Congratulated Kansas On Winning The Super Bowl. The Chiefs Are From Missouri

Just as a general rule, you should know the information about a job before you apply for it. That ‘s like, one of the first things that anyone learns going into the working world. If you didn ‘t know anything about animal medicine but you rolled up to a veterinary clinic and said, “You guys should let me run this place because I like dogs, ‘ that would be insane. So you ‘d think that, oh, I dunno, the President of the United States would have to know a little bit about the country before getting hired for the job.
AND YET.
Look, I ‘m not even talking about BIG things, just something like maybe BASIC GEOGRAPHY, but apparently that ‘s still too big of an ask for Donald Jennifer Trump. As you may recall, Trump recently said that he wanted to extend his border wall to Colorado, a state that does not sit on the border. And it looks like he still hasn ‘t studied his maps, because yesterday after the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl, he tweeted out a big congratulations to the Chiefs and the great state of Kansas.
One small thing though ‘ The Kansas City Chiefs are from Kansas City, Missouri.
He was quick to delete the tweet, probably once his staff saw the error because let ‘s be honest, there ‘s no way in hell Don caught the mistake on his own. Good thing screenshots are forever!

I used to think the Kansas City Chiefs played in Kansas. But I was like 12 years old and not the president of the United States.
‘ J.A. Adande (@jadande) February 3, 2020
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