Trump on Twitter wants nation to "heel" - or to bring it to heel?

[elehhhhna]

- bring to heel. (transitive, idiomatic) To compel someone to obey; to force someone into a submissive condition.

[Sanity Claws]

1. He misspelled "heil"

[Motley13]

2. seen on facebook "time wounds all heels"

[heaven05]

3. THIS IDIOT-potus

is such a dumb fuck and total embarrassment .... This IS the leader of the ignorant unwashed mass of humanity recognized as 'the deplorables. No doubts whatsoever.

[Mme. Defarge]

4. That was my first thought.

[gratuitous]

5. The value of a Wharton education

Sad.

[PoorMonger]

6. Maybe it's because it's SummerSlam weekend

But my immediate thought was of pro wrestling 'bad guys' or 'heels'

[democratisphere]

7. We ain't drumpf's dogs.

[Wounded Bear]

8. Time wounds all heels...

[HAB911]

9. Heel never heel this country. He's too much of a heal.

Link to tweet

[Mc Mike]

10. We all have to unite, behind our leader and his goals.

[crazycatlady]

11. So he thinks we're dogs?

[Shandris]

12. I've said this from about 2 seconds after I saw the tweet.

To bring us to heel, to fall in line. Those are very intentional words with very intentional dual meanings. I don't trust this 'typo' excuse.

Which is probably sad in some context or another, but seriously, when someone lies that often it's about all you can do.

[Different Drummer]

13. Maybe PINO45 should get a dog. n/t