Megyn Kelly publicly criticized the Philadelphia Eagles for their decision to skip a scheduled visit to the White House following their recent Super Bowl victory. The team opted out of the traditional visit, a decision that has been seen in some sports teams during the Trump presidency due to various disagreements with administration policies.
Kelly voiced her opinion on the matter, emphasizing that such visits are a longstanding tradition meant to celebrate American sports and unity, rather than political endorsement. She expressed disappointment over the Eagles’ decision, suggesting that it reflects broader political and social divisions within the country.
The move by the Eagles to forgo the White House visit has sparked a wide range of reactions, with some supporting the team’s decision to stand by their convictions, while others, like Kelly, lament the loss of what they view as a unifying national tradition.
This incident is part of a growing trend where professional athletes and sports teams use their platform to express their political and social views, sometimes leading to significant public and media discourse about the role of athletes in political and social debates.