Trump serves another college football team fast food feast to celebrate championship

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President Trump served the North Dakota State Bison football team a feast of fast food in what is becoming something of a White House tradition.

• President Trump once again served a fast food feast to a visiting championship football team as he hosted the North Dakota State Bison at the White House on Monday.
• Trump had previously served a similar meal to the Clemson Tigers after their win over the Alabama Crimson Tide in College Football Playoff.
• The banquet of McDonald's and Chick-Fil-A comes at a particularly stressful time for the Trump White House.

President Donald Trump has done it again.

With the North Dakota State Bison football team at the White House on Monday to celebrate their seventh FCS title of the past eight years, Trump decided once again to serve a fast food feast to the visiting champions.

Trump made headlines in January when he served a spread of McDonald's, Wendy's, and Burger King, and Domino's to the Clemson Tigers to celebrate their national championship win over the Alabama Crimson Tide.

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The Tigers' meal was notably devoid of Chick-Fil-A, $4. In his second hosting effort, Trump appears to have made good on his mistake, with McDonald's and Chick-Fil-A reportedly the centerpieces of the meal.

During the Tigers' visit, Trump blamed the government shutdown as the reason for the fast food spread, but with the government currently up and running, it appears this time the meal was just what was on the menu.

Congratulations to North Dakota State on their 2018 national championship.

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