Published on June 1, 2024, 12:33 am

In recent weeks, the Kansas City Chiefs and President Joe Biden have been dominating headlines for a variety of reasons. The two sides came together on Friday in a White House ceremony held to commemorate the Chiefs’ 25-22 Super Bowl overtime win against the San Francisco 49ers back in February.

Echoing their meeting from 2023, President Biden again displayed his unique charm by facing some difficulty while trying to wear a team helmet he received from players such as Travis Kelce. What initially seemed like a light-hearted situation radiated ironic deja vu for those who saw parallels between this event and former presidential candidate Mike Dukakis’ infamous tank photo from 1988.

Notably, it was during that same year’s presidential race when Biden had bowed out due to charges concerning plagiarism and fabrication allegations linked to his academic record. Quite fittingly, his predecessor George H.W. Bush went on to win the presidency after Dukakis’ ill-fated campaign.

An intriguing presence at this recent gathering was Chiefs’ kicker Harrison Butker, known for his pro-life standpoint which he clearly stated in his highly-discussed graduation speech at Benedictine College on May 11th.

Butker, who is also Catholic like Biden had worn a pro-life tie and pin during their previous meet at the White House in 2023. A testament to his strong character and devout faith which, contrary to media speculation, strengthened solidarity among teammates rather than inducing friction in the locker room – as felt by Chiefs coach Andy Reid and quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

What remains unclear so far is whether or not there was any interaction between President Biden and Butker during Friday’s ceremony.

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