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A mistake by American president Donald Trump earned CFL player R.J. Harris plenty of social media attention Friday.
Trump mistakenly tagged the Ottawa Redblacks receiver in a tweet Friday stating: “You go around Pennsylvania and you see Trump signs everywhere. The Donald Trump situation is bigger than the Reagan Revolution. Donald Trump has inspired us,” and tagged @RjHarris15, the handle for the CFL player, in the tweet.
That brought a quick denial from the Redblacks.
“We can confirm that @RjHarris15 was mistagged in this tweet,” the CFL club said.
Harris responded by tweeting: “I gotta get back to Canada yo.”
The CFL player also tweeted a link to a football game he’s running next month. And later, the Redblacks posted a video on Twitter of Harris outlining Trump’s miscue.
“I’m getting blown up with all of these notifications,” Harris said. “So I’m like, ‘I’ve got to post my camp flyer immediately . . . and get some more followers for the camp. Sure enough, it got retweeted a lot, it got a lot of likes.
“Just so you all know that was not me, that was a different R.J. Harris that said that. Trump just mistakenly tagged me for that tweet.”
But that didn’t stop Ottawa kicker Richie Leone from chiming in.
“POTUS quoting my dude @RjHarris15 …. WOW #oops,” he tweeted.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb. 28, 2020.
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