Trump Backs Constantino for NY Congressional Seat

0:00On April 21st, President Trump just threw his weight behind Anthony Constantino, the CEO of Sticker Mule, to take over New York's 21st. Congressional district seat left open by Elise Daphonic, who's stepping away from re-election. He's picking Constantino over Robert Smullen, even though Smullen snag nods from the state Republican Party and conservatives. Trump highlighted Constantino's America first vibe, his backing from big names like Rudy Giuliani and Roger Stone, plus that bold Trump sign he put up. In Albany and defended all the way to court. Constantino's no stranger to the grind, he's a successful entrepreneur and former pro-boxer, whose poor time into his community. Trump says in Congress, he'll push to boost the economy, slash taxes, secure the border and protect the second amendment. Smullen wasn't thrilled, pacing the Capitol on his phone after the news dropped, then blaming a paid consultant tied to Constantino for swaying Trump. He called his rival mentally unfit, while Constantino had previously slammed Smullen for not

1:03backing the president hard enough. This district went for Trump by 21 points last year, and experts rate it solid. Republican, but Dems are eyeing an upset with his approval. Dips, with the primary heat rising, it'll be a showdown to watch as both sides gear up for the general. This has been US News Today, powered by AI.