When presidential social media errors dominate news cycles, actively seek out coverage of the week's substantive policy changes (executive orders on voting, education department restructuring, deportation records) to maintain focus on governance actions with real consequences.
This is a pure distraction event with zero constitutional harm—a simple social media error with no governance mechanism or institutional impact. It scores high on meme-ability and media friendliness (easy viral content, low research cost) but shows minimal strategic intentionality, suggesting incompetence rather than calculated distraction. The media-volume mismatch is significant given substantive events occurring simultaneously.