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President Trump attacks John McCain, NFL players, and Steph Curry in wild Saturday — here's the rundown

President Trump spent Saturday tweeting about NFL national anthem protests, the Golden State Warriors, John McCain, and healthcare.

What a day.

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President Donald Trump was active on Twitter Saturday, sparking confrontations with major figures in two different professional sports leagues, attacking Sen. John McCain for his announcement that he will vote against the newest GOP healthcare bill, and leaning on other Republicans to support the healthcare plan.

Here's a rundown of Trump's busy Saturday:

  • He campaigned on Repeal & Replace," Trump said. "Let Arizona down!" The president also leaned on Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Rand Paul to vote for the bill.
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