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Then-Republican presidential nominee and former president Donald Trump dances at a rally in Las Vegas, Nev., September 13, 2024.
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This weekend’s sports line up offered definitive proof that Donald Trump — and his quirky mannerisms — have been mainstreamed in the popular culture to a degree that would have shocked most observers after his first presidential election win in 2016.
NFL players, UFC fighters, podcasters, and the president of Argentina are dancing to the Don’s music.
About the Author
Caroline Downey is a staff writer for National Review.
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This weekend’s sports line up offered definitive proof that Donald Trump — and his quirky mannerisms — have been mainstreamed in the popular culture to a degree that would have shocked most observers after his first presidential election win in 2016.
NFL players, UFC fighters, podcasters, and the president of Argentina are dancing to the Don’s music.
About the Author
Caroline Downey is a staff writer for National Review.
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