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The Great Mangold Nick of the New York Jets expressed its disgust with a New Jersey city on Saturday, since it refused to fly the US flag in the middle of the staff in honor of Charlie Kirk.
Madison was among the cities of the state to ignore the proclamation of President Donald Trump that all US flags in government buildings should fly in the middle of the personality until Sunday. The order was made to honor the influential conservative who was killed during an event at the University of Utah Valley.
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The New York Jets Center, Nick Mangold, looks before the Cincinnati Bengals in the Metlife Stadium on September 25, 2022. (Vincent Carchietta/USA Today Sports)
But when Mangold led to a government building in the city, he noticed that the flag was still greeting at the top of the post.
“I am disgusted and saddened by my city (Madison) and my state (New Jersey),” he wrote in X. “This is wrong at many levels … when an American husband and father were killed by expressing their right to freedom of expression.”
Mangold labeled the governor of New Jersey, Phil Murphy, and the two candidates for governor who fight to happen to Murphy, state representative Mikie Sherrill and Jack Ciattarelli.
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The center of the New York Jets, Nick Mangold (74), congratulates the Bilal Corredor Powell (29) after scoring a touchdown against the Tennessee Titans at Metlife Stadium on December 15, 2013. (Vincent Carchietta/USA Today Sports)
The officials in Bergen County, New Jersey, were also criticized for maintaining their flags in full staff, but explained why in a Facebook post.
“Today we receive questions about the decrease in the US flag at the County owned facilities,” said the county on Saturday. “Bergen County policy is to follow the daily state of the New Jersey state flag, which can be found here. Today’s state was ‘full personal'”.
Kirk was shot dead while talking to students from the University of OREM, Utah. His wife and two children survive him.
Tyler Robinson was arrested in the shooting after the officials launched a human hunt for more than a day.
