Trump stumps for Protect College Sports Act at Texas-Tennessee game: ‘Bipartisanship for the first time in a while’
President Donald Trump expressed support for the Protect College Sports Act during a college football game between Texas and Tennessee, suggesting that House Speaker Mike Johnson can help ensure it’s success in Congress. Trump praised Johnson, noting the bipartisanship involved in securing 78 votes for the legislation. Additionally, the page promotes Washington Examiner’s subscription services, emphasizing the importance of trusted reporting and offering options for full access to news and analysis. Existing print subscribers are invited to log in or register their accounts.
President Donald Trump vouched for the Protect College Sports Act while attending the University of Texas versus University of Tennessee college football game on Saturday, saying he thinks House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) can ensure its success in the lower chamber.
“Mike Johnson’s fantastic. And we actually had 78 votes, if you can believe it. That’s really bipartisanship for the first time in a while,” Trump said in an interview with commentator Clay Travis.
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