Prez Biden Wears Kansas City Chiefs Helmet At White House

This was supposed to be mostly a nothing of a story but  a nice place to conclude the 9-5 work-week for the plebs. 

However . . . Prez Biden's sense of humor seems to have won the day. 

The real context . . .

The team is embattled, the kicker has strangely turned into a Catholic Ayatollah, when the TE isn't chugging beer on stage he's pretending to date the world's richest pop diva, the car crash record of these champs has a devastating body count and a recent stadium tax vote puts their future of the entire organization in question. However, they're also more likely than anybody else to win the big game again. 

And so . . .

Credit where it's due . . . Prez Biden joking at his own expense and toying around with the team is a rhetorical victory over critics who are far too serious for the nation that holds the most powerful military the world ever has or will witness.

Accordingly here's the highlight from our perspective . . .

"On Friday, President Joe Biden welcomed the Chiefs to the White House for the second-straight year -- and they gave the President a Chiefs helmet, which he put on."

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