Trump ties himself to Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart during New York swing
The short version
- Dart introduced the president at an event in Rockland County with Rep.
- Mike Lawler (R-NY), GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman, and other GOP functionaries.
- The Giants quarterback kept his remarks short, but […]
The story
President Donald Trump repeatedly tied himself to New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart on Friday during a campaign swing through the Empire State. Dart introduced the president at an event in Rockland County with Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY), GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman, and other GOP functionaries.
The Giants quarterback kept his remarks short, but […]
How other outlets covered this
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- Fox NewsSaquon Barkley 'can understand' backlash for his Trump hangout, 'glad' Giants stars worked out differencesabout 1 month ago
- ZeroHedgeLeftists Try To "Cancel" Giants Quarterback For His Appearance At Trump Rally3 months ago
- The Daily CallerEx-MSNBC Host Joy Reid Renounces New York Giants After Learning QB Jaxson Dart Supports Trump3 months ago
- Google NewsPresident Trump attacks "jealous" critics of Jaxson Dart - NBC Sports3 months ago
- The Post MillennialGiants QB Jaxson Dart refuses to apologize for introducing Trump while woke teammate says it was his 'responsibility' to call him out3 months ago
- TownhallThe Trump-Jaxson Dart Story Was Already Dead, but the Giants Made Sure to Kill It Again3 months ago
- BreitbartAbdul Carter on Jaxson Dart: 'If He Chooses to Align with Trump, It’s My Responsibility to Show the World that I Stand Against It'3 months ago
- The FederalistThe Only Problem With NFL Star Jaxson Dart Meeting Trump Is Leftists’ Meltdown About It3 months ago
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