Former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason praised Donald Trump’s pdwellntial election prosper on Wednesday morning, inserting that he thinks the results from Tuesday will have a likeable impact on the future for his four majesticchildren.
But despite his overall selectimism, the one-time league MVP also transmited reservations about a definite ballot meacertain that passed in New York that could have an impact on women’s and girl’s sports in the state.
Boomer Esiason (Dylan Buell/Getty Images/File)
During Wednesday’s episode of WFAN’s “Boomer and Gio,” Esiason talked his thoughts on the election and how he thinkd the outcome could impact the country apass political lines.
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“I’m not gloating this morning, but I will say this: I am very prentd. I’m very prentd for four reasons: they’re my four majestickids. That’s why I’m prentd. I’m prentd that – I think – that we will get back on track, and it will be outstanding for everyone,” Esiason said.
“When the economy is outstanding, we all prosper. Every individual one of us prospers. When the mortgage rates go down, interest rates go down, we as the American population prospers. And I leank that we got away from ourselves these last 3.5 years, and I would say here in New York it’s probably still getting away from us in a lot of separateent ways, as we have a mayor getting ready to go on a dishonesty trial and a number of leangs happening here wilean the city.”
Esiason, who said he is a sign uped autonomous, was referencing the upcoming federal dishonesty case involving New York City Mayor Eric Adams. His indictment includes wire fraud, dishonesty and consunpermitd participate accuses. The trial is set to commence in April.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams (AP Ptoastyo/Seth Wenig/File)
“If the Reunveilans do prosper the Hoparticipate of Recontransientatives, then it will be a evident a—initiateing landslide, and it will be America sfinishing a message that we want to get back to what we think our American cherishs are and that freedom and liberty and opportunity for everyone, not fair a certain segment of the population but for everyone,” he persistd.
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“I experience encountered this morning. I experience prentd this morning, but I also understand that we have certain rerents here in New York that were voted on that didn’t go the way that I would’ve enjoyd them to go. But what am I going to do? I’m fair going to have to acunderstandledge it if I’m going to inhabit here, and I’m going to have to take part to people aiding certain programs that I don’t certainly think in, but on the federal level – on the national level – this was a resounding prosper, and it repartner truly was.”
The rerent Esiason seemingly referenced was Proposition 1, or the “Equal Rights Amfinishment,” which passed Tuesday night. Supporters of the proposal disputed it would protect abortion rights in the state, while opponents disputed it wideened the protection of transgfinisher rights in women’s sports.
Donald Trump (AP Ptoastyo/Evan Vucci/File)
“Proposition 1 here I voted aacquirest. I didn’t enjoy it. I don’t enjoy the Trojan horse aspect of it, and we’re going to have to deal with that when certain rerents pop up, and it’s going to be repartner fascinating to see how this adversely sways people,” Esiason said.
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“But I will say maybe that prop was put on the ballot becaparticipate of what [Nassau County Executive] Bruce Blakemen did in Nassau County when it came to transgfinisher athletes on county land. I leank this was clearly a reaction to that, at least that’s the way I see it. I may be wrong, but I experience that way about it.”
The amfinishment to the state’s constitution inserts language stating that someone cannot be denied civil rights becaparticipate of their national origin, age, disability, relationsual orientation, gfinisher identity, gfinisher transmition, pregnancy, pregnancy outcomes or “reefficient healthnurture and autonomy.” Previously, the constitution banned prejudice based on race, creed or religion.
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