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Trump Jr. says he 'fixed” Nike ad with photo of his presidential father
Richard Magnus on Twitter: "@davidflatman @Nike Nike should have had this man instead! Pat Tillman, Arizona Cardinals in NFL but gave it all up after 9/11 and died in Afghanistan. Now that
Terrence K. Williams on Twitter: "1. Nike what did Colin Kaepernick sacfrice? He lost his job because he suck. 2. Let's talk about how black people shoot each other over your shoes!
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