Politicians sometimes have to publicly weigh controversial events that can harm their credibility to some voters, and sport is no exception.
Selected officials in Pennsylvania and New Jersey revealed their positions before, during and after winning Eagles Super Bowl against Kansas City Chiefs, showing them “#OOTD” and “Internal perfection”.
Some stood at their roots, while others decided to change the pages or be bilateral. Some showed that their support went further than words.
Here are some of the best social posts of Super Bowl from Pennsylvania and politicians in New Jersey, among those who are brave enough.
Bet with the Kansas senator
Despite the fact that they were both fans of Steelers, senator John Fetterman (D., Pa.) And Senator Dave McCormick (R., Pa.) They showed their support for Eagles and did not simply talk.
“Youse made Pennsylvania proud“Fetterman published on X – a departure from the usual” Yinz “.
Mccormick, which Tailgated with fans of the eagles In Philadelphia, during a senatorial campaign, he was satisfied with the opportunity to associate with birds, while roots for steelers.
McCormick, in the company of his wife, Dina Powell, who wore the Kelly Green Eagles jacket, rooted for Birds on Sunday and spent time with President Donald Trump before AND After game. At first, Trump did not congratulate the eagles, but eventually praised the conservative radio program team on Monday evening.
Two senators took their support to a higher level Kansas Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, who He wore the Eagles T -shirt ON Senate floor Above his suit on Wednesday. Marshall He still looked more dressed than Fettermanwho wore a hoodie and shorts.
Hajters change pages
McCormick and Fetterman were not the only politicians changing the Super Bowl.
Governor Josh Shapiro, a fan of Orłów, said that he heard from other governors throughout the country (not Kansas or Missouri), saying: “I usually hate Eagles, but I support for you.”
“I love the fact that we are like a team of America …” Shapiro said in a movie published online. “People want Philly to win this game and I think it’s amazing.”
Rep. Chris Deluzio, a fan of democrats and steelers from south -western Pennsylvania, was reluctant to stand with other members of the Pennsylvania delegation to root the eagles before the match. Without enthusiasm, he said “S” at the end of “Eagles” and published X: “I think go eagles?” with touching emoji.
Internal perfection
Representative of the American Madeleine Dean, a democrat whose district is based in Montgomery, published a photo of Jim Murphy’s “internal perfection”.
The book of mental skills became popular after the eagles of the wide receiver AJ Brown was captured in front of the camera, reading it on the side. Brown he said He introduces the book to “Every Game” and reads it “between each drive”.
Dean He was dressed The day after the match, in the photo in the Eagles’ Hat and wearing the sign and bag “Go Birds”.
Meek Mill
Treasurer of Pennsylvania Stacy Garrity, who lives in Bradford, Pa. published a screenshot songs “Millidelphia ft. Swizz Beats“Meek Mill at 10:15 at the night of Super Bowl, without any signature. The song, with the lyrics “Phi Double Ly” and “Philly, Stand Up”, said for herself.
Earlier on that day, Garrity published a map of the United States with every green shaded country, except for Missouri. Kansas was even shaded green.
“We know who America wants,” Garrita Published.
#OOTD
On Monday, a representative of the American Mary Gay Scanlon (D., Pa.) Published a photo sitting at her desk, showing the retired Donovan McNabb Eagles shirt with the hashtag #Ootd – the outfit of the day – and Eagle Emoji, with inquiter Super Bowl Win Win Front Page from her disagreement side.
Legislative procedure
In the polarized political environment, the legislators gathered in the transition to agree one legislative priority: Go Birds.
US representative Brian Fitzpatrick (R., Pa.) Joined forces from Pennsylvania Democrats USA Rep. Dean, Scanlon, Dwight Evans, Brendan Boyle, Chrissy Houlahan, as well as a USA representative of the Democrats in New Jersey Democrats. to introduce Resolution at the American House congratulating Eagles.
. resolution He says that “Brotherly Schove was perfectly made” and calls Eagles Jalen Hurts, Devonth Smith, Cooper Dejean, Brandon Graham, and even the rival of Kansas City Chiefs Patrick Mahomes.
The resolution also quotes the Eagles coach, Nick Sirianni: “This is the best team game. You can’t be great without the size of others. A great performance of everyone. “
Jersey’s pride
New Jersey Phil Murphy, who comes from Boston and a fan of patriots, said a few days before the match that he would take root for Eagles, even though he is not a fan, offering “Go Birds!” to the reporter.
Governor he was enthusiastically congratulated Eagles Online in the morning after the match, but only after he showed his Jersey Pride on Sunday evening, congratulating New Jerseyans Sza and Seth Dudowsky, head of the NFL music, during the show during the break.
Family time
Senator Andy Kim (D., Nj) published a photo that gives one of his sons a hug of substantial feet.
Kim, who raised his children from South Jersey as Eagles fans, said before the match that there was no time for bets with other legislators, but he couldn’t wait to take a few hours of work to watch the game.
