A U.K.-based user named Ivanka Majic, who happens to be an anti-Trump, criticized the President-elect's views on climate change after his tweet earned her unwanted attention.
- Jan 18, 2017
AceShowbiz - Donald Trump might be an avid Twitter user, but that doesn't mean he's familiar with his own daughter Ivanka Trump's handle. The President-elect once again made headlines after he somehow tagged another Ivanka when bragging about his child.
Donald made the mistake when responding to one of his followers who praised Ivanka during her CNN interview on Monday night, January 16. "@drgoodspine: @realDonaldTrump @Ivanka Trump is great, a woman with real character and class," so he wrote.
The problem is, Donald left a space between Ivanka's first name and surname. The former model's handler is @IvankaTrump while the handler @Ivanka belongs to Ivanka Majic, a software engineer from Brighton, England who unfortunately happens to be an anti-Trump.
After suddenly getting thrust into the spotlight, the wrong Ivanka used the opportunity to deliver a pretty harsh message for the soon-to-be POTUS. "And you're a man with great responsibilities. May I suggest more care on Twitter and more time learning about #climatechange," she wrote in response to Trump's controversial views on climate change.
@realDonaldTrump @drgoodspine And you're a man with great responsibilities. May I suggest more care on Twitter and more time learning about #climatechange. pic.twitter.com/kBMEGZYtig
— Ivanka Majic (@ivanka) January 17, 2017
Ivanka Majic, who joined Twitter in 2007, explained the mix-up on "Good Morning Britain", saying that Donald wasn't the first person to have mistakenly tweeted her. "It's not a new thing. I've had the @Ivanka handle for a long time, it's my name," she said.
"All the way through the election I've been tweeted and I did during the election have a Twitter box encouraging people to vote for Hillary [Clinton]. It's also quite amusing because I'm getting all this attention and yet my politics couldn't be further from Donald Trump's," she continued. "So rather than being concerned about the space he puts in his tweets, I'm more concerned about his stance on climate change."
