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Ohio rep wants to name Mosquito Lake State Park to ‘Donald J. Trump State Park’ & slams left for trying to ‘cancel’ him
AN Ohio representative is trying to rename Mosquito Lake State Park to “Donald J. Trump State Park” and has denounced the left for trying to “cancel” the former president.
Rep. Mike Loychik wants to rename the Cortland, Ohio, park after former President Donald Trump.
An Ohio park may soon be named after President Donald Trump[/caption]
The name of Mosquito Lake State Park may be changed soon[/caption]
LoyChik shared his statement on Saturday night in a tweet.[/caption]
Loychik released a statement on Friday, which reads: “This legislation is meant to honor the commitment and dedication that our 45th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, bestowed upon the great people of Trumbull County.
“I witnessed the unprecedented and astounding support that President Trump received from constituents across the 63rd District and on Mosquito Lake State Park.
“This enthusiasm for our former president was also historic throughout the state of Ohio last November as he pushed for initiatives and policies that was very well-received with my constituency and the state.
“I will soon be introducing this bill to recognize the triumphs Trump brought over the last four years to this great nation and the Buckeye state.
“I have more exciting news to come on this initiative, stay tuned!”
LoyChik shared his statement on Saturday night in a tweet.
The tweet read: “PRESS RELEASE: I’m proud to introduce legislation to rename Mosquito Lake State Park to ‘Donald J. Trump State Park.’
“The left is trying to cancel President Trump but we won’t let them win!”
Rep. Mike Loychik wants to rename a park in Cortland, Ohio[/caption]
‘The left is trying to cancel President Trump but we won’t let them win!’ Rep. Mike Loychik wrote to Twitter[/caption]
The news comes Trump is to be handed a framed copy of a resolution declaring him “one of the greatest and most effective” presidents in US history.
It was passed unanimously by the Alabama Republican Party, who claim the former president “accomplished more in 48 months than Joe Biden did in 48 years as a senator and vice-president.”
Former state representative Perry Hooper Jr, who is a member of the state party’s executive committee, was set to present Trump with a framed copy of the resolution at a reception at Mar-a-Lago, Florida, on Saturday evening, on behalf of Alabama GOP.
He has hailed Trump as the “greatest president we’ve had in America” ahead of the presentation.
Submitted by several GOP members of the committee, the resolution lists a number of accomplishments and triumphs during Trump’s presidency.
Trump was recently hailed ‘greatest president we’ve had in America’[/caption]
“The resolution, basically, it just talks about the greatness of Donald J. Trump, how he made America great again and I hope other states will follow suit,” he told Fox News.
“It’s just recognizing him for all the great things he has done for America for bringing back American manufacturing, cutting taxes, creating best economy ever, building up our military.”
The document, signed by the secretary and chairman of the group, claims that Trump “put the American people and the American worker first in all his decisions and policies.”
Trump made an impromptu appearance upon his return from New York at the Big Dog Ranch Rescue event which was being hosted at his resort Mar-a-Lago in Florida.
He told a cheering crowd that his daughter-in-law Lara will be running for Senate as he gave a surprise speech at a fundraising for dogs rescued from China.
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Lara has been rumored to be considering a Senate run in 2022 as the Trumps look to try and seize control of the Republican Party.
Meanwhile, Trump is more upset about being booted off Twitter for good than losing the election to Joe Biden, according to his niece.
Mary Trump claims her uncle, the former president, “didn’t care about politics” and would be far angrier about being permanently banned from the social media platform.
