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Published 4 years ago

Twitter removes video Trump campaign shared that superimposed president's head on 49ers rookie

Summary by USA Today
The Team Trump campaign Twitter account shared video that used president's head on 49ers rookie Brandon Aiyuk's body as he hurdled in COVID-19 video.

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Twitter removes Trump campaign tweet containing NFL footage

The president from time to time has used Twitter as a weapon against the NFL. The NFL possibly has now used Twitter as a weapon against the president. Via USA Today, Twitter removed a video posted by the Trump campaign, which featured Sunday night’s leap by 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk over Eagles safety Marcus Epps. [more]

4 years ago·Los Angeles, United States
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The GuardianThe Guardian

Twitter removes campaign video of Trump scoring touchdown against Covid

Video comes after president leaves hospital following treatmentTrump shown as member of 49ers ... who went on to lose the gameDonald Trump’s election campaign may claim the president has beaten Covid-19, but it fell foul of the NFL’s copyright rules on Tuesday.AIYUK KIDDING ME@THE2ERA@SNFonNBCpic.twitter.com/q5BYO7rAtWContinue reading...

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom
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USA TodayUSA Today

Twitter removes video Trump campaign shared that superimposed president's head on 49ers rookie

The Team Trump campaign Twitter account shared video that used president's head on 49ers rookie Brandon Aiyuk's body as he hurdled in COVID-19 video.

4 years ago·United States
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NewsweekNewsweek

Twitter removes Trump campaign video of president's head on 49ers' Brandon Aiyuk

The footage superimposed Trump's head over Aiyuk's body leaping over a player on Sunday during a spectacular 38-yard touchdown run.

4 years ago·United States
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NBC SportsNBC Sports

Campaign puts Trump on Aiyuk hurdle after hospital discharge

President Trump's re-election campaign tweeted a video of Trump as Aiyuk leaping over a defender, seemingly to celebrate the president's discharge from Walter Reed Medical Center.

4 years ago·Stamford, United States
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The BlazeThe Blaze

Twitter removes Trump campaign video featuring the president's head on 49ers' Brandon Aiyuk

Twitter on Tuesday removed a Trump campaign video featuring President Donald Trump's head superimposed over that of 49ers rookie wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk. The social media company insisted that the president violated the platform's copyright rules. Aiyuk scored on an impressive 38-yard touchdown run Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles, leaping over Eagles safety Marcus Epps in the process. What are the details? According to Newsweek, the …

4 years ago·United States
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