During a recent Washington Commanders game, former President Donald Trump faced a negative reception from the crowd. When shown on the Jumbotron, spectators audibly booed, particularly when he participated in the military Oath of Enlistment. This reaction comes amid reports of potential plans to name the Commanders’ new stadium after Trump, which the former president requested. The appearance, which marked his first regular-season game attendance since 1978, elicited outrage from conservative figures who condemned the fans’ actions.
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Multiple sources reveal that Donald Trump is actively pursuing the naming rights for the Washington Commanders’ new $3.7 billion stadium, aiming to have it bear his name. Trump has conveyed his desires to the team’s ownership group and is reportedly leveraging his influence over the government bodies that must approve the project. While the Commanders cannot unilaterally decide on the name, Trump’s ability to potentially slow or obstruct the stadium’s construction through federal agencies grants him significant leverage. Trump is seeking a tribute, similar to other iconic sports venues, rather than a commercial naming deal, and he is expected to discuss the stadium during his upcoming visit to the game.
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John Q. Hosedrinker