Paige Spiranac offers her services for potential Donald Trump and Joe Biden golf match – and reveals the role she wants

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Golf beauty Paige Spiranac admits she would love to be involved in a potential golf match between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

Biden is no longer set to run against Trump for the Presidency later this year after announcing that he plans to step down as Democratic leader and make way for Vice President Kamala Harris.

But that doesn’t mean they can’t battle it out in a different arena.

During their live TV debate last month, Trump and Biden memorably argued about each other’s golf games after the latter claimed he once got his handicap down to a six.

Many are calling for the pair to settle their differences on the golf course, with Trump aiming a dig at the current President’s ability during his recent YouTube video with US Open champion Bryson DeChambeau.
And if the fantasy matchup materializes, Spiranac wants to be a caddie.

‘I haven’t seen either of them play. I would love to caddie,’ the golf influencer told Fox News. ‘I think that would be really interesting to hear the banter back and forth.

‘But I think that would be amazing for the game of golf and quite interesting.

‘I would 100 percent tune in for that.’

Trump narrowly escaped death earlier this month after a 20-year-old gunman fired multiple shots at him during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Luckily, the former President turned his head just at the right moment, meaning he only ended up with a bloody ear instead of a bullet to the head.

The failed assassination attempt on Trump sent shockwaves around the world, with the Secret Service also facing questions over the colossal security failures which led to it.

Yet according to Spiranac, the incident could actually bring America closer together and help put an end to similar acts of violence in the future.

‘It was incredibly sad and there should never be a point where violence takes over,’ she said about the shooting.

‘I am hopeful that this will spark a conversation [in which] you can have differences, but you can talk to one another in a way that is efficient, and we can use our words, and we can hear one another out, and we can be respectful of one another.

‘I think it’s gone to a place where it’s been so hostile that we forget that we all have different upbringings and come from different backgrounds, and there are different experiences in our lives that have shaped us, and we can learn so much from [one] another that it just takes time, patience and respect.

‘I am hopeful that everyone can move forward; [it] doesn’t matter what side you’re on, that we can all agree that was not ok.’

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JD Vance’s Secret Service codename revealed
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Sen. JD Vance joins ‘Mogul’ on the Republican ticket trying to beat ‘Pioneer’
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A lot changed for Sen. J.D. Vance after being selected last week as Donald Trump’s running mate.

Within days he had his own campaign plane and a Secret Service codename.

The longtime Ohio and Kentucky football fan is now known to the agents protecting him as ‘Bobcat,’ after teams of the same name, DailyMail.com can reveal.

Trump’s V.P. pick may have eventually gone to Ohio State, but Ohio University’s football team is known as the Bobcats.

And his Appalachian family is originally from Jackson, Kentucky, home of the Breathitt County Bobcats. This was where the young James David spent most of his summers and other vacations.
The codename is a way of straddling his two homes and the big influences of his life, according to a longtime friend.

Once upon a time, the codenames were essential to security. But with sensitive communications now encrypted, they are used now largely for brevity and clarity.

Candidates get to pick from a list, which means they can choose codenames that mean something personal to them.

Mike Pence, for example, made the most of his Indiana roots and was ‘Hoosier’ for his four years as vice president.

Vance, 39, installed as Trump’s running mate at the party convention last week, has taken similar inspiration.

He is a lifelong football fan and writes movingly in his memoir ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ about bonding with his unreliable, addict mother over players and tactics.

‘Mom checked out books on football strategy from the public library, and we built little models of the field with construction paper and loose change—pennies for the defense, nickels and dimes for the offense,’ he writes.

After serving in the Marines, he enrolled at Ohio State University to study political science and philosophy.

His blue-collar Buckeye credentials are one of the factors that propelled him on to Trump’s V.P. shortlist.

Vance could be the key to winning over states in the so-called blue wall, such as Pennsylvania and Michigan, even if his Ohio roots do sometimes trigger good-natured banter from the Wolverine state.

Michigan is after all home to Ohio State’s biggest rivals in the form of the University of Michigan.

‘My name is J.D. Vance, from the great state of Ohio,’ he announced as he accepted the V.P. nomination in Milwaukee last week.

His words fueled huge cheers from the Ohio delegation, who struck up an ‘O-H-IO’ chant. Vance joined in before realizing there was an election to win.

‘You guys, we’ve got to chill with the Ohio love,’ he said with a smile. ‘We’ve got to win Michigan too here.’

It happened again later in the speech when he brought up his time at Ohio State.

The Michigan delegation erupted in its own good-natured ‘Let’s Go Blue’ chants.

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