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MAGA Superfan Savages Trump With Brutal New Nickname

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Chip Somodevilla/ One of President Donald Trump’s former biggest fans has come up with a nasty new nickname for his one-time hero. Rick Frazier was a regular “Front Row Joe” at…

One of President Donald Trump’s former biggest fans has come up with a nasty new nickname for his one-time hero.

Rick Frazier was a regular “Front Row Joe” at the president’s many rallies around the country over the last decade, but not anymore.

In an interview with The Washington Post, he said his hope that the 80-year-old would “drain the swamp” had come crashing down.

“He’s the king of swamp,” the 70-year-old told the Post when it visited his home in Ohio, giving the president a new nickname.

Frazier was first drawn to Trump in 2015, won over by his promises to prevent immigration on the southern border and stymie the drug trade. His daughter died from a drug overdose in 2023.

But he was handed a brutal reality check when Trump stalled over the release of the Epstein files and mocked the word “affordability” at a rally.

He first denounced the man whom he had followed around the country to more than 100 rallies in September.

“Epstein crimes and feeding the industrial military complex … those are big nos for me,” Frazier, a founding Front Row Joes member, told Politico’s Playbook at the time. “He promoted himself as a no-war president. That didn’t work out.”

Trump stunned many of his loyalists when he said, “Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein? This guy’s been talked about for years,” in a 2025 Cabinet meeting.

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