Trump, team attend Army-Navy game

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Trump, who attended Army-Navy games as president-elect in 2016 and during his first term, has been making an increasing number of public appearances before his inauguration Jan. 20.
56% : The mood appeared celebratory for Trump and his team on Saturday.
55% : The president mouthed "thank you" and the crowd erupted in a chant of "USA, USA!"Trump and his entourage took in the game from a suite at Northwest Stadium.
37% : Trump was joined by Vice President-elect JD Vance, embattled Pentagon pick Pete Hegseth, potential backup defense secretary option Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, and others for the 125th matchup between service academies.
32% : - Steve Cahalan 'This place means a lot': The Root Note purchase bolstered by GoFundMe campaign La Crosse woman arrested on felony drug charges Onalaska woman charged with felony DUI after traffic crash Architect's bid to design new school approved by divided La Crosse School Board Terry Dolowy's accused killer bound over for trial in Vernon County Texas men arrested for attempting to break into Holmen post office 5 La Crosse area high school girls sports stars of the week: Dec. 10 edition 2 die when SUV crosses I-94 median near Tomah, crashes into 2 semis 'Pink Palace' set for demo as La Crosse plans Haven on Main Man arrested for 4th OWI after vehicle found in ditch near Holmen Firefighters quickly put out blaze on La Crosse's South SideTrump arrived at Northwest Stadium just before kickoff and was greeted warmly by the crowd, which erupted in cheers when the president-elect, Vance and Elon Musk, whom Trump appointed to help lead a proposed Department of Government Efficiency, appeared on the scoreboard video screen.
31% : Trump spent the weeks after the Nov. 5 election holed up at his Mara-Lago resort in Florida assembling a team to help lead his next administration.
9% : DeSantis, a former Navy lawyer who competed against Trump for the Republican presidential nomination, is among the possible replacement candidates Trump has considered if Hegseth's bid fizzles.

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