Ex-NFL kicker reveals plan to help Donald Trump win key swing state

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : AJ Feely is a regular on CBS' NFL coverage and remains an outspoken supporter of Trump Feely once played golf with Trump in 2020, calling it an 'honor' at the time Read More Jason Whitlock cites Barstool's Dave Portnoy as reason why single, childless people shouldn't vote The difference, in Feely's eyes, is that Republicans were better represented at the polls in 2016, which is why he's urging his fellow party members to recommit to voting in 2024.
57% : If you like Trump, you should be able to express your beliefs.
46% : Most significantly, Feely thinks he can help Trump win back Arizona, where the 48-year-old Florida native has lived with his wife since his days with the Cardinals.
40% : 'If you look at Donald Trump and you do it objectively,' Feely told OutKick's Dan Dakich, 'and you just look at his three or four years in office, really three years prior COVID, and you look at any objective measure compared to four years of the Biden-Harris administration, and you talk about the things that matter to people at home, you talk about the economy, you talk about safety, you talk about shelter, their home, the border, the economy, the things that matter to the people at home, by every objective measure Donald Trump did a better job than the Biden-Harris administration.' Feely once played golf with Trump in 2020, calling it an 'honor' at the time, but he isn't supporting the Republican candidate due to any personal relationship.
30% : Trump famously lost Arizona to Biden in 2020 by 10,457 votes - a state the Republicans had won in 15 of the previous 16 presidential elections.
25% : Feely is also calling for a more civil political discourse in the country, although he stopped short of mentioning recent assassination attempts against Trump.
21% : Four years earlier, Trump beat Hillary Clinton in Arizona by 91,234 votes.

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