A political action committee is joining the debate on Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump Donald John TrumpStone: 'I’ve never had any discussion' with Trump about a pardon White House: Trump will move forward on wall 'with or without' Dems Pelosi after Stone indictment: 'What does Putin have on the president'? MORE’s hands. 
 
 Trump Has Tiny Hands PAC was launched Monday by Portland, Ore., resident Henry Kraemer. 
 
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 The size of Trump’s hands — and another appendage — has become fodder on the campaign trail. 
 
 “You know what they say about men with small hands … you can’t trust 'em!” Marco Rubio Marco Antonio RubioThe Hill's 12:30 Report — Stone indicted in Mueller probe | Says he's not guilty | Day 35 of shutdown | FAA briefly halts flights into LaGuardia A crowded 2020 presidential primary field calls for ranked choice voting Omar, Tlaib come under fire from GOP MORE quipped in late February. 
 
 During a Republican debate days later, Trump responded to Rubio’s jab. 
 
 “I have to say this: He hit my hands. Nobody has ever hit my hands. I’ve never heard of this one. Look at those hands — are they small hands?” Trump asked. “He referred to my hands — if they are small, something else must be small. I guarantee you, there’s no problem.” 
 
 Trump has since defended the remark and accused Rubio of lying. 
 
 “I didn’t bring it up, somebody else said, ‘Donald Trump has small hands’” the front-runner said at a press conference Saturday. “What happened is Marco made it up because he’s a politician and politicians lie and they say bad things.” 
 
 “The day after, I’m shaking hands with people and everybody’s saying ‘wow you have strong hands, you have very big hands,'” he added. 
 
 Kraemer said he decided to start the PAC when Trump began "to deny he has tiny baby hands." 
 
 "When a call comes into the White House at 3 a.m., will Donald Trump's tiny baby hands be able to lift the phone receiver? This is something Americans should know before voting," Kraemer said in an interview with The Hill. 
 
 Kraemer said he has not decided who he is voting for. 
 
 Updated at 4:23 p.m. ||||| Donald Trump gestures during the 2016 Fox News Republican debate. | AP Photo Yelp pokes fun at Trump's 'small hands' in app update 
 
 Yelp has joined the fun in mocking Donald Trump's allegedly stubby fingers. 
 
 “Our latest release easily trumps our old version, it’s usable no matter how small your hands are!” the newest update of the restaurant listing and review app reads. 
 
 The description is a sly reference to an exchange between Florida Sen. Marco Rubio and Trump over the size of the New York billionaire’s hands. 
 
 "He's always calling me Little Marco. And I'll admit he's taller than me. He's like 6'2, which is why I don't understand why his hands are the size of someone who is 5'2," Rubio said in Virginia last month. "And you know what they say about men with small hands? You can't trust them." 
 
 Trump did not like what he thought Rubio was implying about another part of his anatomy, and responded during the Republican debate last week. 
 
 “He referred to my hands -- 'If they're small, something else must be small.' I guarantee you there's no problem. I guarantee," he said. 
 
 Trump has returned to the topic in rallies and press conferences, insisting his "beautiful" hands are adequately sized and boasting about his ability to hit a golf ball 285 yards. 
 
 “He even complained about my hands,” Trump said at a recent rally in Florida, holding them up to show the crowd. 
 
 “I mean give me a break, OK? Where did he get that one? That was the first,” Trump said, recounting people telling him: “Gee whiz, Mr. Trump you actually have large and powerful hands." 
 
 Former Spy Magazine and current Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter has long teased Trump as a "short-fingered vulgarian," and recently wrote that the billionaire occasionally sends him clippings of his hands, circled with a marker. 
 
 "He'll send me pictures, tear sheets from magazines, and he did it as recently as [last] April. With a gold Sharpie, he'll circle his fingers and in his handwriting say, 'See, not so short,'" Carter recalled in an interview Monday on NPR. "And this April when he sent me one, I just — I should have held on to the thing, but I sent it right back by messenger with a note, a card — stapled to the top, saying, 'Actually, quite short.' And I know it just gives him absolute fits. And now that it's become sort of part of the whole campaign rhetoric, I'm sure he wants to just kill me — with those little hands." ||||| Donald Trump and his tiny hands at a rally in North Carolina (Photo by Sean Rayford/Getty Images, definitely not photoshopped by Gizmodo) 
 
 Wired published an embarrassing correction to a story by Jason Tanz about Donald Trump today. Apparently he or his editors had a Chrome extension turned on that changed every mention of “Donald Trump” to “Someone With Tiny Hands.” 
 
 
 
 But here’s the really funny part: Not only is this not the first time it has happened, there’s still at least one story that hasn’t been corrected. 
 
 From Wired this morning: 
 
 Correction at 9:58 a.m. on 3/09/2016: Due to an oversight involving a haphazardly-installed Chrome extension during the editing process, the name Donald Trump was erroneously replaced with the phrase “Someone With Tiny Hands” when this story originally published. 
 
 Wired hasn’t yet noticed that a story from Monday, titled “Poor Ted Cruz Doesn’t Even Get a Funko Election Figurine” also has every mention of Trump replaced with the phrase “Someone With Tiny Hands.” Emphasis mine. 
 
 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN MERCHANDISE is usually perfunctory at best: T-shirts, buttons, maybe the odd novelty belt buckle. Someone With Tiny Hands has his “Make America Great Again” hats. Bernie Sanders offers “Feel The Bern” mugs. And until recently, Ted Cruz had the nightmare fuel that are the posters of conservative street artist Sabo. But this summer will see another tchotchke to commemorate the indelible 2016 presidential campaign, and it’s fantastic. Funko, the toy company behind the increasingly popular Pop! vinyl figures, announced Friday that it will release a “Pop The Vote” line featuring three candidates for president: Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and Someone With Tiny Hands. (It’s also releasing an intentionally revolting Garbage Pail Kids-themed figures named “Donald Dumpty” and “Billary Hillary.”) 
 
 And later in the same story: 
 
 Once the company knew it wanted to do something around Sanders, the conversation expanded to include other candidates, ultimately adding Clinton and Someone With Tiny Hands. Robben says that doesn’t reflect the company’s stand on politics—“it’s just which candidates we thought are resonating within popular culture”—and isn’t worried about any of the candidates winning the nomination. “Even if Someone With Tiny Hands or Sanders dropped out of the race tomorrow,” he says, “they’re still going to have fans.” 
 
 Not only is every mention of Trump replaced with the phrase “Someone With Tiny Hands,” the tags even make it clear that this wasn’t intentional: 
 
 Wired tags on a story about Donald Trump (March 7, 2016) 
 
 Let this be a lesson to anyone with silly Chrome extensions installed. Especially if you’re using Cloud to Butt. That could turn into a very embarrassing post on your grandma’s Facebook page. 
 
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 Update 10:52am: It looks like the Trump story from Monday has now been corrected: 
 
 Wired correction about a Trump story from March 7, 2016 
 
 Update 11:12am: The top photo of this post has been corrected to show the true size of Donald Trump’s hands. 
 
 [h/t Julia Carrie Wong] 
 
 Contact the author at novak@gizmodo.com.
– "When a call comes into the White House at 3am, will Donald Trump's tiny baby hands be able to lift the phone receiver?" Henry Kraemer asks the Hill. "This is something Americans should know before voting." Kraemer, an Oregon resident, is the founder of the Trump Has Tiny Hands political action committee, which filed its FEC paperwork on Monday. Kraemer, who hasn't decided who he's voting for, says he decided to start the PAC when Trump started "to deny he has tiny baby hands" following attacks from Marco Rubio. Politico reports that Yelp is also mocking Trump's hand size with a new release about its latest update announcing that it "easily trumps our old version" and is "usable no matter how small your hands are." (Trump addressed the size of another body part at the start of last week's GOP debate.)