Donald Trump has cursed us all with a very long, excessive public record of his thoughts and opinions about all sorts of things.

Some things we didn't even want to know his thoughts on.

But sometimes that record comes in handy.

I mean, for instance, back in 2013, Donald Trump explained his position on the proper role of the American president when it comes to the naming of football teams.

He wrote this in a 2013 tweet, quote,

President should not be telling the Washington football team to change their name.

Our country has far bigger problems.

Focus on them, not nonsense.

Pretty clear, right?

America has too many big problems for the president of the

United States to be wasting time talking about the name of the Washington football team. Now,

here's another post from Donald Trump. This one was published over the weekend, exactly six months,

into Trump's second term as president of the United States. Here's what it said.

Quote, the Washington whatever's should immediately change their name back to the Washington Redskins

football team. There is a big clamoring for this. Owners, get it done. Now, there is a lot I could say

about this. Clearly, the guy's not a sports fan, really.

But I could note that Washington, D.C.,'s NFL team are called the commanders, not the whatever's.

I could point out the fact that the name commanders was chosen as a tribute to the U.S. military,

and obviously the Redskins is a incredibly offensive, outdated name, hence they changed it. But the military and the name of the commanders is obviously, it's an institution Trump claims to love so much that he spent

$45 million on a sad and low energy sparsely attended military parade. We all remember it. There he is,

looking sad as the sparsely attended military parade

proceeds. A parade he insisted at the time was meant to honor our troops and was definitely not,

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