White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stressed to reporters on Tuesday that President Trump was “serious” when he stated that he would impose restrictions on the Washington Commanders’ new stadium deal unless the team changed its name back to Redskins. However, that’s not an issue, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) thinks she will have to deal with.
President Trump is not the only politician in Washington, D.C. who would be okay with the Commanders renaming themselves the Redskins.
Karoline Leavitt said Pres. Trump is serious about getting the Washington Commanders and Cleveland Guardians to dump their woke name changes
The peaceful calm of a relatively uneventful Sunday in the sports world was shattered in the late morning by a Truth Social post from President Donald Trump, urging the teams formerly known as the Redskins and Guardians to drop their woke monikers and return to their traditional namesakes.
President Trump followed up a social media post urging the Washington Commanders to drop their new woke moniker and reclaim their former nickname, Redskins, with another post raising the possibility of placing restrictions on the Commanders’ ability to build their new stadium in D.C. if they don’t change their name.
Donald Trump urged pro sports to stop with the woke name changes and insisted that the Washington Commanders return their name.
President Trump’s statement last week that he would have defied the left and refused to change the Washington Redskins name, has drawn praise from a group of Native Americans seeking to restore the team’s longtime moniker.
If President Donald Trump had his way, the Washington Redskins would be opening their season against the New York Giants, not the Washington Commanders.
Ex- NFL player Kevin Ware Jr. has been sentenced to a 30-year prison term for murdering his girlfriend and then setting her corpse on fire.
President Donald Trump said that he prefers the original Washington Redskins name over its politically correct replacement.
Those hoping for the Commanders to change their name back to Redskins or just to a different name can stop hoping. The Commanders are here to stay.
NBC Sports sparked controversy Sunday after posting a TV graphic with the name “Redskins” deleted from Robert Griffin III’s 2012 NFL jersey.
In the 20th Century the “Redskins Rule” was one of the most reliable predictors of presidential elections, but not so much in recent years.
The family of the Blackfeet Indian chief who was the model for the Washington Redskins logo wants his image returned to the team.
Washington Redskins Super Bowl legend Mark Rypien says the team’s new nickname, the Commanders, is not growing on him and “never will.”
On Saturday, while addressing reporters during the team’s rookie workouts, Quinn wore a tee shirt that incorporated the feathers from the Redskins logo that the team walked away from in 2019 and the “W” from the Commanders new logo.
On Thursday, it was announced that the National Park Service had approved the demolition of Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium – better known as RFK Stadium – in Washington, D.C.
The Washington Commanders have decided to retire the number of legendary Redskin Darrell Green during the 2024 season.
The argument between former Washington quarterback Robert Griffin III and his one-time coach, Jay Gruden, rose to a fever pitch.
A Native American group is filing suit against the Washington Commanders, accusing the NFL franchise of defamation and suppressing Native American history.
The Native American activist group that successfully eliminated the name of the Washington Redskins receives its funding from George Soros.
Former NFL quarterback Alex Smith says he and his family live “scan-to-scan” as his seven-year-old daughter fights a brain tumor.
Jason Wright, president of the Washington Commanders pro football team, has said no to a possible switch back to the original Redskins name.
The Native American group leading the petition to reinstate the name Redskins as the official nickname of Washington’s NFL franchise has blasted the Washington Commanders for referring to them as a “fake group.”
A petition started by a Native American group demanding that the Washington Commanders go back to being called the Redskins signed by 100,000
A Native American group’s effort urging the Washington Commanders NFL team to go back to calling itself the “Redskins” is growing.
In a plot twist no one saw coming, a group of Native Americans is threatening to boycott the Washington Commanders unless they change their name back to the Washington Redskins. The Native American Guardians Association (NAGA) posted a meme to
New Washington Commanders Co-Owner Magic Johnson hinted that the new ownership group could consider yet another name change for the franchise.
Former MLB great and current Cardinals broadcaster Jim Edmonds raised the ire of the radical left on Thursday night after he dared to say that sports teams with Native American nicknames such as Indians and Redskins, was a “cool thing.”
Former Washington Redskins lineman Chris “Swaggy” Baker suffered a shocking and nearly fatal stroke at the age of only 35.
Ridgeland, Miss. (AP) — A former University of Mississippi and NFL football player has been arrested in Mississippi on kidnapping charges.
ESPN’s Robert Griffin III used a racial slur when criticizing the critics of Philadelphia Eagles QB Jalen Hurts during the Monday Night Football pregame show.
During Sunday’s alumni day, Washington Commanders Co-Owner Tanya Snyder celebrated the team saying, “Hail to the Redskins.”
Steelers quarterback Dwayne Haskins was legally intoxicated when he was struck and killed by a dump truck on a Florida interstate, according to a toxicology report.
Former Ohio State and Washington Commanders quarterback Dwayne Haskins was struck and killed by a car early Saturday morning in South Florida.
The team formerly known as the Washington Redskins and briefly known as the Washington Football Team will henceforth be known as the Washington Commanders.
The Washington Football Team may have messed up the reveal of its new name by making WashingtonAdmirals website go live far too early.
The Washington Football Team has alerted fans that face paint emulating warpaint, and native American headdresses and feathers is banned.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee (D) has signed into law legislation that bans the use of Native American names, symbols, and imagery as mascots, logos, or team names.
What began as an emergency place holder name may actually become the permanent nickname of one of the NFL’s oldest franchises.