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("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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President Donald Trump gushed over Senator Jon Husted’s backside for the second time this month, telling a crowd of supporters on Saturday that he once gave the Ohio Republican a full head-to-toe inspection.
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he → sign → inspection
‘I stood right over here, and I examined his a**.
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I → stand → *
I never did that— no, I never did that with a man before,’ the president said at Northern Kentucky University’s Truist Arena in Highland Heights.
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president → do → Heights
‘I examined his a**, and then I looked at his shoulders.
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I → examine → shoulders
I looked at his feet.
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I → look → feet
I looked at his hands.
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I → look → hands
I looked at his jawline,’ Trump continued, before marveling that Husted’s jaw was so strong it would be ‘very unfortunate’ to pick a bar fight with him.
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it → look → him
The president first unveiled his body appraisal at a rally in Youngstown, Ohio, earlier this month, where he made the nearly identical claim that he had never looked a man up and down before.
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he → unveil → man
Trump then recalled patting the senator on the shoulder and finding it ‘like a piece of steel,’ adding: ‘I’m still recovering, my hand.’
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I → recall → steel
He went on to boast that Husted has ‘picked up like nine or 10 points’ since the president first started talking about the senator’s physique.
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president → go → physique
However, polls show Husted still trailing Democrat Sherrod Brown in head-to-head surveys and showing no sign of a Trump-fueled bounce.
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Husted → show → bounce
The president’s rambling tribute comes as Republicans face the possibility of losing their majorities in both the House and Senate in November.
‘I stood right over here, and I examined his a**.
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I → come → *
I never did that— no, I never did that with a man before,’ the president said
Trump again doubled down on his praise for Husted's body to a crowd of supporters in Kentucky
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Trump → do → Kentucky
A Bowling Green State University poll released this week found Brown leading Husted 48 percent to 42 among likely voters, with the Democrat’s lead actually doubling since September.
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lead → release → September
The RealClearPolitics polling average puts Brown ahead by more than three points, and a recent Marist survey had him up by eight.
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him → put → eight
Trump dismissed Brown on Saturday as ‘a very bad candidate, a failed senator,’ insisting Husted has ‘a really good chance’ of beating him.
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Husted → dismiss → him
Brown lost his Senate seat in 2024 but is now mounting a comeback in Ohio’s special election against Husted, who was appointed to fill JD Vance’s old seat.
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who → lose → seat
Saturday’s rally was officially held to boost Kentucky Republicans Andy Barr, who is running for Mitch McConnell’s open Senate seat, and congressional candidate Ed Gallrein.
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who → hold → seat
But the president spent a chunk of his speech reliving his inspection of a senator from a different state entirely, leaving some in the arena visibly puzzled.
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president → spend → arena
Trump’s Kentucky stop is the latest leg of a red-state blitz that has taken him through Ohio and Georgia in recent days as Republicans scramble to hold Congress.
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Republicans → take → Congress
With just over two weeks until the midterms, the president appears convinced his colorful testimonials are moving the numbers even if the pollsters disagree.
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pollsters → appear → numbers
The Daily Mail has reached out to the White House for comment.
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Mail → reach → comment
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