Trump touts perfect cognitive test, then misspeaks endorsing 'J.D. Mandel'

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Former President Donald Trump appeared to mix up the names of Josh Mandel and JD Vance. Mandel is running against Vance in a closely contested GOP primary set for May 3. Trump endorsed Vance last month and appeared with him at a rally in Delaware, Ohio, last weekend. Dozens of GOP officials in Ohio sent a letter to Trump urging him against backing Vance.

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The Guardian

‘JP, right?’ Donald Trump appears to forget name of candidate he endorsed | Donald Trump | The Guardian

Former president seemed to mix up JD Vance with his rival Josh Mandel in Republican Ohio Senate primary at rally on Sunday

4 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Trump mocked after accidentally switching his endorsement for Ohio candidate

Ohio’s senate race is on 3 May where Trump has endorsed author and venture capitalist JD Vance

4 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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HuffPost

Trump Can't Recall Name Of That Ohio Guy He Endorsed For Senate

“We’ve endorsed ... J.P.? Right?” the former president asked at a Nebraska political rally.

4 months ago·United States

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Newsweek

Trump boasts about cognitive power, then confuses J.D. Vance with his rival

The former president criss-crossed the names of his actual endorsee with the primary opponent at a rally on Sunday.

4 months ago·United States

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Business Insider

Trump confused the names of candidates in a closely contested GOP Senate primary that's 2 days away — one of whom he endorsed last month

"We've endorsed JP, right? JD Mandel, and he's doing great," Trump said, combining the names of JD Vance, who he endorsed, and opponent Josh Mandel.

4 months ago·United States

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Political Wire

Trump Forgot Who He Endorsed In Ohio

Ahead of the Ohio Republican U.S. Senate primary this week, Donald Trump fumbled J.D. Vance’s name at a rally Sunday. Trump called Vance “J.P.” — then settled on “J.D. Mandel,” swapping his last name with that of his top primary opponent, Josh Mandel.

4 months ago·New York, United States

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