Trump's ego knows no bounds, with today's action showing how much it costs Americans to put up with it!



AI Overview

President Donald Trump’s attendance at Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden has dramatically altered the event by enforcing massive security measures, sparking political clashes, and igniting debates over ticket pricing.

Heightened Security and Operational Changes

Trump's presence is leading to an unprecedented security lockdown at Madison Square Garden:
  • Severe Bag Ban: A strict no-bag policy and airport-style screening procedures are in place.
  • Watch Parties Canceled: The New York Police Department fully coordinated with the Secret Service to cancel massive outdoor watch parties near the arena, causing frustration for thousands of fans.
  • Early Arrivals: Fans have been instructed to arrive at least two hours before tipoff to accommodate the extensive security checks.
Political Flashpoint

Trump’s first in-person game as president for the Knicks' first home NBA Finals appearance in 27 years has drawn heavy political polarization:
  • Criticism: House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries strongly criticized the visit, accusing the President of hijacking a moment that belongs to long-suffering New York basketball fans.

  • NBA Stance: NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has welcomed the historic presidential appearance, citing the unifying power of sports in a heavily divided society.
The Ticket Price Controversy

Trump's comments on the financial reality of attending the game also caused a stir:

  • With the Knicks up 2-0 and tickets easily fetching between $8,000 and $74,000, Trump was asked how everyday Americans could afford the games.
  • Trump brushed off the concerns, suggesting fans just "watch it on television," adding, "that's the way life goes"
Trump is causing problems to Nick fans attending the game, with them having to get there earlier, the heightened security forcing fans to be searched for weapons, and bringing higher prices. Trump's statement of "that the way life goes" shows how little he cares for others and how much lifting his ego is important to him. He told people that "if they didn't like it, they could see it at home in their televisions. Why doesn't he personally heed his own advice.

Ego, ego, and more ego!

Can you link us up to your pissy pants threads on these, Luckyone ?



 
Not for ego-feeding purposes.

Trump is not a fan of the NBA and less of the Knicks. He is a fan of stroking his ego though. What better place than an NBA finals where millions are watching.

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/-----/ Wrong once again—SURPRISE, SURPRISE.

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Donald Trump’s History Attending Knicks Games
Donald Trump has a long-standing connection to the New York Knicks, dating back decades before he entered politics. He is widely regarded as a lifelong Knicks fan, with documented attendance at at least 22 NBA games since 1991, of which 15 involved the Knicks Sporting News+1. The remaining games were in New Jersey or Los Angeles.

Early Knicks Attendance​

  • 1991: Trump attended a March 5, 1991 game between the Suns and Knicks with actor Elliott Gould. Patrick Ewing scored 36 points and 11 rebounds, but New York lost 107–102 Sporting News+1.
  • He was a regular in the 1990s–early 2000s at MSG’s Celebrity Row, a hub for New York’s elite, where his brash personality fit in well NBC New York.
 


AI Overview

President Donald Trump’s attendance at Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden has dramatically altered the event by enforcing massive security measures, sparking political clashes, and igniting debates over ticket pricing.

Heightened Security and Operational Changes

Trump's presence is leading to an unprecedented security lockdown at Madison Square Garden:
  • Severe Bag Ban: A strict no-bag policy and airport-style screening procedures are in place.
  • Watch Parties Canceled: The New York Police Department fully coordinated with the Secret Service to cancel massive outdoor watch parties near the arena, causing frustration for thousands of fans.
  • Early Arrivals: Fans have been instructed to arrive at least two hours before tipoff to accommodate the extensive security checks.
Political Flashpoint

Trump’s first in-person game as president for the Knicks' first home NBA Finals appearance in 27 years has drawn heavy political polarization:
  • Criticism: House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries strongly criticized the visit, accusing the President of hijacking a moment that belongs to long-suffering New York basketball fans.

  • NBA Stance: NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has welcomed the historic presidential appearance, citing the unifying power of sports in a heavily divided society.
The Ticket Price Controversy

Trump's comments on the financial reality of attending the game also caused a stir:

  • With the Knicks up 2-0 and tickets easily fetching between $8,000 and $74,000, Trump was asked how everyday Americans could afford the games.
  • Trump brushed off the concerns, suggesting fans just "watch it on television," adding, "that's the way life goes"
Trump is causing problems to Nick fans attending the game, with them having to get there earlier, the heightened security forcing fans to be searched for weapons, and bringing higher prices. Trump's statement of "that the way life goes" shows how little he cares for others and how much lifting his ego is important to him. He told people that "if they didn't like it, they could see it at home in their televisions. Why doesn't he personally heed his own advice.

Ego, ego, and more ego!

It's weird how nobody cared when Obama went to basketball games.
 


AI Overview

President Donald Trump’s attendance at Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden has dramatically altered the event by enforcing massive security measures, sparking political clashes, and igniting debates over ticket pricing.

Heightened Security and Operational Changes

Trump's presence is leading to an unprecedented security lockdown at Madison Square Garden:
  • Severe Bag Ban: A strict no-bag policy and airport-style screening procedures are in place.
  • Watch Parties Canceled: The New York Police Department fully coordinated with the Secret Service to cancel massive outdoor watch parties near the arena, causing frustration for thousands of fans.
  • Early Arrivals: Fans have been instructed to arrive at least two hours before tipoff to accommodate the extensive security checks.
Political Flashpoint

Trump’s first in-person game as president for the Knicks' first home NBA Finals appearance in 27 years has drawn heavy political polarization:
  • Criticism: House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries strongly criticized the visit, accusing the President of hijacking a moment that belongs to long-suffering New York basketball fans.

  • NBA Stance: NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has welcomed the historic presidential appearance, citing the unifying power of sports in a heavily divided society.
The Ticket Price Controversy

Trump's comments on the financial reality of attending the game also caused a stir:

  • With the Knicks up 2-0 and tickets easily fetching between $8,000 and $74,000, Trump was asked how everyday Americans could afford the games.
  • Trump brushed off the concerns, suggesting fans just "watch it on television," adding, "that's the way life goes"
Trump is causing problems to Nick fans attending the game, with them having to get there earlier, the heightened security forcing fans to be searched for weapons, and bringing higher prices. Trump's statement of "that the way life goes" shows how little he cares for others and how much lifting his ego is important to him. He told people that "if they didn't like it, they could see it at home in their televisions. Why doesn't he personally heed his own advice.

Ego, ego, and more ego!

/----/ Trump isn't harming anyone. Do you have any idea how much the tickets cost?

The Price Breakdown​

  • "Get-In" Price (Nosebleeds): Over the weekend, the absolute cheapest tickets in the upper deck were touching a jaw-dropping $6,000 to $9,000. However, leading up to tip-off, secondary markets like StubHub, SeatGeek, and TickPick have seen a last-minute dip, with the cheapest entry tickets hovering right around $4,800 to $5,400.
  • Lower Bowl Lower Seats: If you want to sit closer to the action in the lower bowl, expect to fork over anywhere from $10,000 to $25,000.
  • Courtside Premium: For the ultimate luxury experience next to the hardwood, ticket listings have soared past $75,000, with some premium courtside seats hitting as high as $106,000.
  • What's Driving the Insane Prices?​

    • The 27-Year Drought: Knicks fans have been waiting since the '90s for this moment. With a realistic shot at a championship, the New York faithful are willing to pay an unprecedented premium.
 


AI Overview

President Donald Trump’s attendance at Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden has dramatically altered the event by enforcing massive security measures, sparking political clashes, and igniting debates over ticket pricing.

Heightened Security and Operational Changes

Trump's presence is leading to an unprecedented security lockdown at Madison Square Garden:
  • Severe Bag Ban: A strict no-bag policy and airport-style screening procedures are in place.
  • Watch Parties Canceled: The New York Police Department fully coordinated with the Secret Service to cancel massive outdoor watch parties near the arena, causing frustration for thousands of fans.
  • Early Arrivals: Fans have been instructed to arrive at least two hours before tipoff to accommodate the extensive security checks.
Political Flashpoint

Trump’s first in-person game as president for the Knicks' first home NBA Finals appearance in 27 years has drawn heavy political polarization:
  • Criticism: House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries strongly criticized the visit, accusing the President of hijacking a moment that belongs to long-suffering New York basketball fans.

  • NBA Stance: NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has welcomed the historic presidential appearance, citing the unifying power of sports in a heavily divided society.
The Ticket Price Controversy

Trump's comments on the financial reality of attending the game also caused a stir:

  • With the Knicks up 2-0 and tickets easily fetching between $8,000 and $74,000, Trump was asked how everyday Americans could afford the games.
  • Trump brushed off the concerns, suggesting fans just "watch it on television," adding, "that's the way life goes"
Trump is causing problems to Nick fans attending the game, with them having to get there earlier, the heightened security forcing fans to be searched for weapons, and bringing higher prices. Trump's statement of "that the way life goes" shows how little he cares for others and how much lifting his ego is important to him. He told people that "if they didn't like it, they could see it at home in their televisions. Why doesn't he personally heed his own advice.

Ego, ego, and more ego!

Howl at the moon some more. Obama attended Bulls games while in office and there was no public indignation. I get it --- bbbbut TRUMP.
 
Can you link us up to your pissy pants threads on these, Luckyone ?



: crickets: from Luckyone
 
Well, here’s the difference:

Trump is an asshole, Obama is not.
Gotcha, so the difference is your party lost...so now you whine.

Gotcha.

Personally, I thought Obama was a big asshole, he single handledly nearly doubled are national debt, adding almost as much as every President before him combined.
 
The President should visit the New York locker room, and give the guys a pep talk at half time. Give them some inspiration, and maybe some ideas to help them?
 
Next thing you know we will be criticizing presidents for ever leaving the White House.

So, ... Do You believe that a POTUS should never attend a Public Sports Event?

Correct, it's a National Security Issue, whether it's Madison Square Garden or a UFC event.

Just to put this in perspective.

Trump claims he has to have $1,000,000,000 for the ballroom because for national security we need:
  • A massive underground facility as a bomb shelter,
  • A massive 90,000 square foot building over the shelter to protect it,
  • The above ground work has to be a huge steel structure under the skin to protect against missiles and drones.
  • The above ground work has to have special anti-ballistic glass to protect against missiles and drones.
  • The above ground work has to have anti-missile/anti-drone weapons systems on the roof to protect against missiles and drones.
Yet he's going to have an open air structure for his birthday party?

And that's not even talking about this being a for profit event based on ticket sales, advertizing, and promotions for the event organizerss.

WW

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People aren't criticizing the president about airport security, except when they stopped paying the TSA workers.
As for controlling prices, Trump promised he would do that on "day one.".

And you probably forgot, but Trump said he would be so busy making America Great, that he wouldn't have time to leave the White House.
lol. So you feel it necessary to to go after Trump but were busy defending Biden who had to be led around by the Easter bunny. To say that you are crazy is being kind. Myself I believe Trump should be trying to do more to keep his campaign promises but then again I have thought that of every president for many years.
 
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