How about “covfefely” ?
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I love how a BB thread about Trump can be derailed in to a discussion on grammar. 
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More interesting things to be said about grammar.
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Oh no, not typically too? Where’s the verb?
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If only he accepted that he lost and drifted off into the sunset. But, c’est la vie …
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… we will just have to get everybody to say “cowardy” for the adjective
I think I’ve see this used in a book, by a child taunting another: “Cowardy cowardy custard, get thyself some mustard!”
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Poltroonishly.
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These guys go the Cowardly route, in typical funky fashion (seriously, this band fckn slaps)
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Hmmm, I think adverbs can be funny, though. It’s not necessarily as simple as needing to modify a single verb.
You can have clause adverbs, which modify the whole clause (“Generally presidents don’t try to overthrow the republic.”). Adverbs can modify other adverbs (“I almost always agree with you,” almost modifies the adverb always.) They can modify adjectives (“I threw the completely burnt dinner away.” “This was a blatantly provocative act.”) They can modify determiners (Almost all presidents have committed war crimes.)
So I think “In his typically cowardly fashion…” is ok, but others can disagree.
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Profile of his current lawyer. Very different from his usual ones.
Drew Findling: Trump’s new lawyer once called him ‘racist, cruel’
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Now there’s a blazer that Saul Goodman would be too reserved to wear in public.
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derp.
thank you…
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I’m more of the opinion that he should be towed off the coast and sunk by naval gunfire; it is the only way to sure.
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Counterpoint:
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“Small particles of dead whale.” 
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Hard to text and talk when one has both thumbs in one’s mouth and mumbling “Mommy!”
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Perhaps he likes cruel racists.
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Even the orange!!!
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