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Larry Elder: Trump Goes to the NBA Finals — Look Who Attacked Him

Jeffries questioned Trump's Knicks fandom, and Elder used past controversies involving Jeffries to challenge his criticism.

Larry Elder: Trump Goes to the NBA Finals — Look Who Attacked Him
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Larry Elder argues that Hakeem Jeffries, Chuck Schumer and Spike Lee criticized Donald Trump’s plan to attend an NBA Finals game, then contrasts their remarks with past statements or allegations about them. He presents Adam Silver’s description of Trump as a lifelong Knicks fan in response to doubts about Trump’s fandom.

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House Minority Leader who criticized Trump's planned attendance

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Chuck Schumer
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Senate Minority Leader who criticized Trump's planned attendance

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Donald Trump
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President whose planned attendance at the game drew criticism

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Jeffries Questions Trump's Knicks Fandom Ahead of NBA Finals

The articles agree that Hakeem Jeffries questioned whether Donald Trump is a genuine Knicks fan ahead of Trump's planned attendance at an NBA Finals game. Larry Elder responded by criticizing Jeffries and citing past allegations and statements about him and other critics. Right-leaning outlets frame Jeffries's comments as hypocritical, emphasizing past allegations and statements about the critics while presenting Trump as a genuine Knicks fan.

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