Sports Figure Endorses Donald Trump
Donald Trump, a screeching piece of mac ‘n cheese pizza, recently picked up an endorsement from former Yankee Paul O’Neill. He now has another former baseball player on his side, in the form of former Red Sox and Yankees star Johnny Damon.
Here’s what Damon had to say about Trump to the New York Daily News:
“I want (Trump) for president,” Damon, 42, told the Daily News Wednesday. “I’m a Trump fan ever since I met him seven or eight years ago. Everything he does, he does first-class — his hotels, his businesses, his golf courses. The issues all the other politicians failed to discuss, (Trump) is bringing us up to speed.”
I’m going to be honest with you: we’re getting a little bit tired of having to write a blog post every time some dumbshit current or former athlete decides to endorse the very bad old man who is dangerously close to becoming our next president. So instead of doing that, we’re just going to keep a rolling list right here in this post, and will update it as necessary. And so here are all the people from the sports world who want a racist giblet to be our president:
Johnny Damon
Update (3/14): Ol’ Charlie Hustle has come out in support of Trump.
Update (3/19): This is the least surprising development yet.
[ NYDN]
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