Pennsylvania promises to be a deciding factor in the 2024 presidential race  — Trafalgar currently has Donald Trump up by 2 — and some pro-Kamala Harris person(s) are pulling out all the stops in an attempt to dupe voters in the state to back the Democratic nominee.

Counterfeit ads were reportedly seen throughout Philadelphia describing Vice President Kamala Harris as the “official candidate” of the hometown Eagles, complete with a photo of her wearing the NFL team’s helmet — chatter on social media suggests the posters are the work of artist Winston Tseng.

The Eagles responded to the ads with a statement shared online: “A photo of a billboard found in Philly of the #Eagles appearing to endorse Kamala Harris is making the rounds on social media. The team has not made any sort of official announcement, and their Voting Resource website listed on it hasn’t been updated since the primary elections.”

A photo of a billboard found in Philly of the #Eagles appearing to endorse Kamala Harris is making the rounds on social media.

The team has not made any sort of official announcement, and their Voting Resource website listed on it hasn’t been updated since the primary elections. pic.twitter.com/yh4YtRALwC

— Eagles Nation (@PHLEaglesNation) September 2, 2024

The choice of the Eagles is curious, given that the team started the 2023 season red hot, opening to a 10-1 record before dropping five of their last six games and allowing the Dallas Cowboys to win the NFC East division.

“We are aware counterfeit political ads are being circulated and are working with our advertising partner to have them removed,” the team said in a statement.

The #Eagles are aware of this Kamala Harris political ad. The team says it’s counterfeit and is working with their advertising partner to have it removed. pic.twitter.com/iW3bO25Glz

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) September 2, 2024

The city is treating the ads as a vandalism incident, Matt Cassidy, who works with Philadelphia’s Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems, told CBS News Philadelphia.

“A number of illegally placed posters of Kamala Harris and the Philadelphia Eagles were placed in bus shelters in Philadelphia. These were not digital ads placed by the Harris campaign, the Philadelphia EAGLES, SEPTA, The City of Philadelphia, or the media agency, Intersection, that handles the transit ad space,” the city said. “This was not a digital breach; whomever is responsible for the illegally placed posters, broke into the securely covered shelter ad space and somehow put the posters in the space.

“Intersection has advised the City’s Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems (OTIS) that they plan to conduct a full inventory tomorrow of all bus shelters and remove any illegal posters. The City has a process to review all bus shelter ads but this, again, was not a digital ad.”

Here’s a quick sampling of responses to the story, as seen on the social media platform X:

To anyone watching what’s going on:

The Kamala Harris campaign is so dishonest that it’s resorting to phony, fake, & counterfeit ads.

That should tell you everything you need to know about her campaign.

Consider Trump this November: economic prosperity, peace, & safety.

— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) September 3, 2024

Everything about that campaign is fake

— One Small Step (@full_mount727) September 2, 2024

The @Eagles website that is mentioned in the Harris ads on public transit links to THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS which is a hyper-partisan organization.

Why are the Philadelphia Eagles coordinating with the LOWV? pic.twitter.com/yJjiTAkgsU

— EJ (@erinhaust) September 2, 2024

Can we leave politics out of sports

— Joel Embiid Truther (@EmbiidIsHim) September 2, 2024

Democrats do nothing but lie, cheat, fake and steal. Just another prime example of it. Disgusting.

— TruthWins (@everytime_11) September 2, 2024

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