NFL, Trump and Washington Commanders
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From 1937 to 2019, the NFL franchise in Washington was known as the "Redskins," and if the Commanders don't switch back to that name, Trump said he "won't make a deal" for them to build a new stadium.
Ravens' John Harbaugh gave an angry response to a question about U.S. President Donald Trump's past comments about the city of Baltimore.
Today, Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh talked about meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House. "It was awesome. I want our president to be successful just like I want our quarterback to be successful." He says he's met 4 presidents, but his brother Jim has met 7. pic.twitter.com/ELvoBEwoxa
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NFL Head Coach Schools Reporter Who Tried to Bait Him with Loaded Question About Meeting with Trump
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh doesn’t play games when it comes to basic respect, especially for the office of the presidency. After a practice Wednesday, Harbaugh was asked about his recent visit to the White House alongside his brother Jim to meet with President Donald Trump,
Donald Trump is facing criticism for demanding the Washington Commanders revert to their former name, Redskins, a term widely considered a racial slur. This stance is hypocritical, given his 2013 tweet criticizing Barack Obama for similar commentary.
Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh was not pleased with how a reporter framed a question about his recent visit with President Donald Trump. According to co-host of the Ravens Vault podcast, Sarah Ellison,
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Donald Trump left looking foolish as 'nonsense' tweet resurfaces after controversial threat
The U.S. President recently threatened to block the Washington Commanders’ stadium deal unless they change the name back to ‘Redskins’, despite previously slamming the topic
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Donald Trump Targets the NFL with a Shocking Demand—Is It Just Another Trick to Distract Everyone from Epstein Talk?
Donald Trump has been facing severe backlash over his handling of Epstein files, and he has been doing everything in his power to divert public attention away from the controversy. He has tried to dissuade his base directly by asking them not to post or talk about the Epstein files,
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday that aims to prohibit third-party, pay-for-play payments to college athletes, the White House announced. The legislation also directs the Secretary of Labor and the National Labor Relations Board to clarify the status of student-athletes "in order to preserve non-revenue sports."
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