Trump's Bills Bid: A Path to White House

0:00On April 7, Donald Trump dropped a wild what if story, saying his failed bid to buy the Buffalo Bills back in 2014 basically cleared the pat for his presidential run four years later. He was dead serious about snagging the NFL team during its sale, seeing it as his next big move instead of jumping into politics. That bid went down hard when the team got sold to Terry Peggula, but Trump had laid out his plan clear as day. He wanted to keep the bills right there. In Buffalo, since he lives in New York and hated the idea of flying cross country for games. Fast forward to 2015, and Trump looked back in an interview, admitting he was relieved to miss out because owning the team would have blocked. His shot at the White House, which he called way bigger. The pivot paid off huge. He took the win in 2016 and just started his second term after getting reelected on January 20th, 20th, 25th. Who knows how history flips on these near misses. But this one's a straight reminder that one door closing can launch you straight to

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