Times Square's 'Naked Cowboy' Endorses Republican Bruce Blakeman for New York Governor: 'Time For a Leader Who Sticks To The Facts'
Robert Burck, who is also known as New York City's (NYC) Times Square's infamous "Naked Cowboy," endorsed Republican New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman, stating that it was "time for a leader who sticks to the facts." The post
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Robert Burck, who is also known as New York City's (NYC) Times Square's infamous "Naked Cowboy," endorsed Republican New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman, stating that it was "time for a leader who sticks to the facts." The post Times Square’s ‘Naked Cowboy’ Endorses Republican Bruce Blakeman for New York Governor: ‘Time For a Leader Who Sticks To The Facts’ appeared first on Breitbart.
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