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2026-09-17 16:18
Cleveland City Council approves renaming portion of Lake Erie in Trump troll
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Washington ExaminerLean right
Cleveland City Council approves renaming portion of Lake Erie in Trump troll
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- HuffPostLeft
Ripples of laughter broke out across the chamber as Council Member Kris Harsh delivered a hilariously deadpan case for a name change.
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The Cleveland, Ohio, City Council on Monday voted to rename a portion of Lake Erie as the "Gulf of Cleveland," taking a jab at President Trump's executive order declaring that Lake Ontario be called the "Gulf of America." The emergency resolution led by Councilmember Kris Harsh passed in a 13-1…
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Ohio officials this week goaded President Donald Trump with a snarky name change to a portion of Lake Erie, after the president sought to rename another one of the Great Lakes.
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Washington ExaminerLean right
Cleveland City Council approves renaming portion of Lake Erie in Trump troll
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Cleveland City Council Gives Donald Trump’s Renaming Spree A Perfectly Absurd Twist
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Ohio city council decides to rename Lake Erie to 'Gulf of Cleveland'
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