Democrat Coalition Just Tried To Forcibly Remove Trump, He Responds With INCREDIBLE Surprise
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Date: 2017-09-30

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Democrat Coalition Just Tried To Forcibly Remove Trump, He Responds With INCREDIBLE Surprise

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Liberals are absolutely outraged that President Trump called on Americans to boycott the NFL, where they’re now trying to make the asinine claim that the NFL is a “private enterprise” whose First Amendment “rights” are now being infringed upon. The anti-Trump Democratic Coalition has even filed an ethics complaint against Trump earlier this week, claiming the president is using his position to “influence the employment decisions and practices” of a “private entity.” But unfortunately for these clowns, reality has just smacked them right across the face, and Trump has an ace card he’s about to play in response to liberals’ latest vicious attack.One thing people don’t realize is the NFL currently gets over a billion dollars in taxpayer-funded federal subsidies each year. The fancy stadiums that these entitled players continue to kneel and disrespect our country in were bought and funded by the American tax payer, where we’ve foot the bill for 20 NFL stadiums since 1997. That being said, the NFL’s claim that their corporation is a “private enterprise” is complete lunacy. Now outraged fans have an even bigger justification for demanding that these nasty protests stop, because these stadiums were bought and paid for by the U.S. tax payer. Now the NFL’s gravy train could shortly be coming to an abrupt halt after what Trump has planned for them.Michelle Malkin of the Daily Wire reports:Since 1991, taxpayers at all levels of government have foot the bill for football stadiums to the tune of an estimated $1 billion every year.Over the past decade, new tax-supported NFL stadiums rose up for the Indianapolis Colts (the $720 million Lucas Oil Stadium), the Dallas Cowboys (the $1.15 billion AT&T Stadium), the New York Jets and Giants (the $1.6 billion MetLife Stadium), the Minnesota Vikings (the $1.1 billion U.S. Bank Stadium), the Atlanta Falcons (the $1.5 billion Mercedes-Benz Stadium), and the San Francisco 49ers (the $1.3 billion Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara).Next in the works: a whopping $2.6 billion stadium for the Los Angeles Chargers and Rams and a $1.9 billion stadium for the Oakland Raiders when they move to Las Vegas.