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President Donald Trump has another typo to add to his list.
In a tweet, Trump thanked “massive crowds” who showed up at his Florida visit. Unfortunately, he misspelled the state’s name, sending Twitter users into a flurry.
“My visits last week to Texas and Frorida [sic] had massive numbers of cheering people gathered along the roads and highways, thousands and thousands, even bigger than the crowds of 2016,” the president boasted in a tweet.
The post was taken down, and he published a new one with the correct spelling.
Similar to previous scenarios, Twitter users naturally had a field day. After the tweet was posted, social media users were quick to point out the mistake, and the word “Frorida” became a trending topic on the platform.
“Where is ‘Frorida’? Never heard of it,” a Twitter user joked. “The L is soooo close to the R,” another user sarcastically tweeted.
Scroll below to see some of the reactions.
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