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Photo via Brigitte N. Brantley / U.S. Air Force; illustration via MGN WASHINGTON (AP) President Donald Trump initially responded on Twitter to British Prime Minister Theresa May’s criticism of his retweeting of inflammatory anti-Muslim videos from a fringe British political group by directing his message to the wrong Theresa May. Online archives of Trump’s tweets show the president tweeted Wednesday night to a Twitter user with the handle theresamay. That user is identified as a woman with a different last name who only has six followers. That tweet was soon deleted and Trump sent a new message to May’s correct Twitter handle, theresa_may. He told May not to focus on him and instead worry about “destructive Radical Islamic Terrorism that is taking place within the United Kingdom.” MORE: President Trump retweets videos critical of Muslims MORE: Trump labels father of UCLA player an ‘ungrateful fool’