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Trump Goes to the NBA Finals — Look Who Attacked Him

The column quotes Jeffries questioning Trump’s Knicks fandom, then criticizes his past defenses of Leonard Jeffries and Louis Farrakhan.

Trump Goes to the NBA Finals — Look Who Attacked Him
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Larry Elder’s opinion column criticizes Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer for remarks about Donald Trump’s plan to attend an NBA Finals game, then revisits allegations about the lawmakers and filmmaker Spike Lee. The column presents Trump favorably and his critics harshly.

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President whose plan to attend an NBA Finals game prompted comments from New York political leaders

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Chuck Schumer
D · NY · SEN

Senate Minority Leader criticized for remarks about Trump and an allegation about his conduct as a New York State Assemblyman

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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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