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Trump x.com EPIC: The Winthrop University Men's Golf Team is OUT in full SUPPORT for President Trump today, attending his rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina, BODILY stating they BACK the “GOP all the way.” Fox News: "If President Trump resumes this air wa
WASHINGTON D.C. — X.com EPIC: The Winthrop University Men’s Golf Team is OUT in full SUPPORT for President Trump today, attending his rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina, BODILY stating they BACK the “GOP all the way.”. Members of the Winthrop University men’s golf team voiced support for Donald J. Trump at a rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
The event underscores Trump’s active campaigning to solidify conservative backing in the state. Republican supporters are also weighing his potential foreign policy decisions, including actions regarding Iran.
X.com EPIC: The Winthrop University Men’s Golf Team is OUT in full SUPPORT for President Trump today, attending his rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina, BODILY stating they BACK the “GOP all the way.” Fox News: “If President Trump resumes this air war against Iran, would you guys support that?” Patriot: “I support most everything he does.
Members of the Winthrop University Men's Golf Team voiced support for Donald J. Trump at a rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina on 10/29/2026.
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