President Trump 'Proud Of NASCAR' For Protest-Free Race
President Donald Trump tweeted he was proud of NASCAR because no drivers, crew or other team members protested during the national anthem Sunday prior to a race at New Hampshire Motorspeedway.
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President Donald Trump tweeted he was proud of NASCAR because no drivers, crew or other team members protested during the national anthem Sunday prior to a race at New Hampshire Motorspeedway.
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"He says so many things, and he wants to talk about us disrespecting the flag. Like, is that really what we're doing?"
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The employee seems to be totally unphased by the fire.
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Whether one took a knee or not -- the message from players, coaches and owners around the National Football League appeared unified in support of peaceful protest.
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