David McAfee @DavidMcAfeeLA Night and weekend editor for @RawStory covering politics. DMs are open for news tips. Views are mine
Posted on 05/11/2024 6:22:39 PM PDT by mbrfl
Donald Trump Saturday campaigned in New Jersey, but social media was focused on someone he pointed to in the crowd.
Trump delivered remarks at a rally in Wildwood, New Jersey. The former president's introduction included a mention of his "golfing friends."
"He's doing quite a great job. What do you think, Lawrence? Doing a great job!" the ex-president said at his weekend. "Look at those to guys, O.J., Lawrence, my golfing friends. We don't have to agree on everything!"
Later in the speech, Trump again mentioned "O.J." and "Lawrence," calling them "great guys" and claiming that they once played football. Although it's not clear to which O.J. Trump was referring, the now-deceased man who was accused of murder, O.J. Simpson, also used to play professional football and enjoyed golf.
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yeah, he’s only done it a couple of hundred times by now. You’d think they be wising up to it as one of his tricks
I doubt it.
They’ve been that way ever since 2015 and I can tell they weren’t very fond of George W. Bush either.
The pussy men and snarky leftist women of the left probably are not very interested in sports and know nothing. After all, they think it’s perfectly okay for men to compete with women. Plus they are desperately looking for Trump to make mistake and this back fired! LOL
Election stealing and frivolous lawsuits are their sports.
David McAfee @DavidMcAfeeLA Night and weekend editor for @RawStory covering politics. DMs are open for news tips. Views are mine
Trump is probably a life long Giants fan.
L.T. is regarded as one of the greatest defensive players of all time. He was the #2 NFL Draft pick in 1981.
The 1981 NFL Draft had six Hall of Fame defensive players, which might be a record.
Trump brought Lawrence Taylor to the stage at the rally
Trump brought Lawrence Taylor to the stage at the rally today
They spoke at the rally.
LT, Lawrence Taylor (OLB), and Ottis J. Anderson (RB), Giants Superbowl Legends, endorse President Trump at #WildwoodNJTrumpRally #TRUMP2024 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/Bs5B6RKrq0— PatriotPoliticsResearch☦🇺🇸🦅 (@PPR_Mile) May 12, 2024
L.T. endorses Trump:
“I grew up a Democrat and I’ve always been a Democrat until I met this man right here.”
“Never voting Democrat again because of this guy.”
- L.T.
Video:
https://x.com/Common_Cent1/status/1789455775011680423
Hold on again. Actually this is the same person. The Im an atheist account is his old one.
“Later in the speech, Trump again mentioned “O.J.” and “Lawrence,” calling them “great guys” and claiming that they once played football.”
This guy is a total di..richard cranium trying to score brownie points with the wokesters. Apparently he never liked doing research in college.
BREAKING: NFL Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor says former President Trump made him switch from a Democrat to a Republican.
“I’ve always been a Democrat, until I met this man right here.” pic.twitter.com/DV9BdTRDcZ— Leading Report (@LeadingReport) May 12, 2024
The left is full of morons. There is more than one OJ, dipshits.
They were both there, came up to the stage and addressed the crowd.
Did the author here actually not recognize Lawrence Taylor??
I didn’t know the OJ guy but my wife said he’s a Super Bowl MVP.
I saw them speak when Trump invited them up, and my wife just explained they also addressed the crowd before, and he thanked them for that.
The deceitfulness in this article is incredible.
I’d give the odds that Trump was trolling the press at 90%. :)
Next he should find someone with the name Mitterand and make some remarks about talking to him recently.
No one is allowed to use the nickname OJ unless your name is Orenthal James Simpson. *Rolls eyes
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