Juggalos v #MAGA? Pro-Trump Rally to Coincide With Insane Clown Posse Fan March

Scheduling conflicts, how do they work?

Sunday, Sept. 16 is shaping up to be a very interesting day at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., as both fans of clown-faced rap duo Insane Clown Posse and pro-Trump advocates will descend on the grounds to make their voices heard.

As previously reported, devotees of the Insane Clown Posse are gathering for a Juggalo March at the Lincoln Monument on the mall to protest the FBI’s classification of the duo’s fans, known as Juggalos, as a gang.

Also Read: Insane Clown Posse Announces Juggalo March on Washington

And now, as it turns out, the MOAR Mother Of All Rallies Patriot Unification Gathering is also scheduled to convene at the Mall, near the Washington Monument.

According to a Facebook page for MOAR, the event hopes to “rally 1 million patriots” to “send a shock-wave message to the world that they have to go through us to take this country or change its culture.”

“This is about America First,” the event description continues. “This is about protecting and supporting President Donald Trump, protecting our Constitution, and protecting our flag and all that it stands for.”

Also Read: Juggalos, the Crazy Insane Clown Posse Fans, Are Now Officially Gang Members

The Juggalo March boasts equally passionate goals.

“We need you and your voice to make sure that we shout above the chaos of this noisy world and are heard loudly and clearly as we deliver a message right into the nerve center of America that the Juggalo Family is not a joke, punchline, or any form of criminal organization,” the march’s website reads. “This is our chance to make a difference. A real difference.”

Two groups, two missions, one mall.

Let’s hope that Faygo is the only thing that gets spilled on Sept. 16.

22 'Rediculous' Typos From Trump's White House, From 'Attaker' to 'Unpresidented' (Photos)

You can't have "the best words" if you can't correctly spell them. Even more serious than the Trump administration's beef with CNN is its beef with grammar, as is evidenced by a score of tweets and official White House documents that are riddled with spelling errors, misused words and downright gibberish. Here are 21 of the worst (and most laughable) offenses.
"Innaccurately"

Oh, the irony! The White House tried to call out the Congressional Budget Office for inaccuracy but inaccurately spelled the word "innaccurately."
White House/Twitter
"Honered"

Before "covfefe," there was "honered." Of course, newly-inaugurated Trump meant to tweet that he was "honored," but that's not what happened.
Twitter
"Unpresidented"

According to Huffington Post, Trump Twitter-slammed China for seizing a U.S. underwater drone in December 2016. He also made up a word in the process. By “unpresidented,” we can assume he meant “unprecedented.”
Twitter
"San Bernadino"

The White House got a few things wrong with this list of “unreported” terror attacks. First, many of the incidents actually had been reported. Second, “San Bernardino” was spelled incorrectly.
White House/Twitter
"Attaker"

In the same report, the WH managed to misspell “attacker” 23 times in a row. That has to be some sort of record.
White House/Twitter
"W.E.B. DeBois"

The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) botched the name of legendary civil rights activist, W.E.B. DuBois. It’s DU Bois, as in “DU” they realize the epic mistake they made?
Twitter
"Deepest apologizes"

Apparently, the DOE did catch the gaffe and subsequently tweeted out an apology… sort of.
Twitter/The Washington Post
"Columbia"

This is a common spelling error that also tripped up Steve Harvey in the past. For the record, when referring to the country, the correct spelling is "Colombia."
White House/Twitter
“Possibility of lasting peach”

According to a White House press release, one of Trump’s objectives during his most recent visit to Israel was to “promote the possibility of lasting peach” between Israelis and Palestinians. Who needs peace when you can have peaches?
White House/Twitter
“Couple with changes”

Another typo from the same press release. This time, someone left off the “d” in the word “coupled.” Hence, we have “A new approach, couple with changes.”
White House/Twitter
"Councel"

After Trump tweeted this misspelling on May 18, Merriam-Webster reported that "councel" was their most-searched word of that day.
Twitter/The Hill
"Tapp"

President Obama did not "tapp" Trump's phone at any time during his two terms in office, because there is no such word as "tapp" in the English language.
Twitter
Too vs. To

This was not a tweet. This was Donald Trump's official inauguration portrait... with an egregious typo printed front and center.
Library of Congress
"Teresa May"

This mistake doesn’t seem too critical… until you consider the fact that Teresa (sans “h”) May is the name of a British porn star, not the British Prime Minister. The latter spells her first name with an "h."
White House/Huffington Post
"Hear by"

He should have typed "hereby." Of course, POTUS received a lot of flack for this one, among his many other botched spellings.
Twitter/Pro Publica
"Educatuon"

Failure took the form of a White House Snapchat on April 17. There's no excuse for this one.
White House/Snap
"Thr" and "Gas"

Trump displayed poor spelling in his attempt to shade two credible news outlets via Twitter.
Twitter
"Amoung"

"Amoung," many other things, he will also not use spellcheck.
Twitter
"Predisent"

This was a statement made by Trump's lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, in an official White House document.
White House/Twitter
"Rediculous"

Once again, Trump unleashes a grammatically incorrect Twitter rage at his arch nemesis, CNN.
Twitter/ProPublica
"Make American Great Again"

On August 4, Trump (or more likely one of his editors) botched his own campaign slogan. Is nothing sacred?!
donaldjtrump.com
If you thought those word gaffes were bad, check out this list of celebrity gibberish terms, including Trump's infamous "covfefe."

Also Read: 7 Gibberish Words That Have Outlived ‘Covfefe’ (Photos)
Urban Dictionary
As Merriam-Webster so nicely put it, "heal (to become healthy again)
heel (a contemptible person)."
Twitter

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Welcome to the White House: where the words are made up, and spellcheck doesn’t matter

You can't have "the best words" if you can't correctly spell them. Even more serious than the Trump administration's beef with CNN is its beef with grammar, as is evidenced by a score of tweets and official White House documents that are riddled with spelling errors, misused words and downright gibberish. Here are 21 of the worst (and most laughable) offenses.

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22 'Rediculous' Typos From Trump's White House, From 'Attaker' to 'Unpresidented' (Photos)

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