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Donald Trump Offers Strong Take On Former NFL Star OJ Simpson

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Earlier this week, the notorious NFL running back OJ Simpson passed away at the age of 76 after battling cancer.

Simpson, whose life was marred by the accusation – yet subsequent acquittal – of the murders of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ron Goldman, had a notable career in the NFL before transitioning into the realm of celebrity.

Despite his football prowess, Simpson’s fame was further amplified by his ventures beyond the field.

Notably, former United States president Donald Trump publicly expressed his lack of admiration for Simpson, revealing that he had not been in contact with him for many years.

“I hadn’t spoken to him in years. I don’t like people that kill their wives. Does that make sense? Does that make me a disloyal person?”

Interestingly, there were discussions about Simpson potentially joining Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” show. However, as fate would have it, this collaboration never materialized, a fact that many might see as a fortunate outcome.

No matter where you stand on the OJ Simpson side of the table, this is a death that has rocked the news word. Every publication has been covering every angle of his death and life. Donald Trump weighing in was inevitable. He was an NFL star, there is no denying that, but as a man he was pure evil, assuming he did do it.

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