What does ‘Stollen’ mean? Donald Trump’s 2020 election rigging post goes viral for the wrong reason

Former President Donald Trump put out an angry post on TRUTH social after President Joe Biden’s State of the Union speech on Tuesday and it has gone viral on Twitter for all the wrong reason.

In the post, Trump wrote, “Watch the Twitter hearings going on right now in Washington. They admit that the Presidential Election of 2020 was RIGGED and STOLLEN! What is going to done about this?”

While the message is not a new one since the ex-POTUS has been claiming voter fraud from the time he was voted out of office in 2020, what made the post go viral on Twitter was the noticeable spelling error that Trump had overlooked in post. He has written “stollen” instead of “stolen,” which is what he originally meant.

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What does ‘Stollen’ mean?

Although netizens knew exactly what Trump meant in his message, it did not stop them from ripping him apart on Twitter. Diving into what the term “stollen” means, Twitter users found out that the word actually means “a rich, fruited, cake-like bread which originated in Germany.” This led them to further flood social media with images of the dessert.

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Here are a few reactions:

Others simply mocked his poor language skills. “STOLLEN: noun, a rich German fruit and nut loaf. TRUMP: clown, a rich American fascist and nut loaf.” one of them said, while another noted, “Trump is nutty as a fruitcake if he thinks anything was ‘stollen’ from him. A third remarked, “So, hold on… after all this time he really thinks it’s spelled “stollen???” It wasn’t a typo before? Wharton, come get ya boy.”