Kansas City Chiefs Kicker Criticizes President Biden and Gender Ideologies at College Commencement Ceremony

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker made headlines for his controversial commencement speech at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas. During his address, Butker criticized President Joe Biden and various societal issues, sparking debate and backlash.

Butker, a prominent player in the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs, used his platform to condemn President Biden’s stance on abortion, labeling it as ‘delusional’ and incompatible with the Catholic faith.

Speaking to graduates, Butker expressed concern over what he termed as ‘dangerous gender ideologies’ being promoted, while also addressing the impact of COVID-19 and societal values in the United States.

The kicker’s remarks, highlighting issues such as abortion, IVF, and euthanasia, stirred controversy and sparked discussions on the intersection of sports, politics, and personal beliefs.

Butker’s speech took a critical tone towards women as well, emphasizing traditional roles and beliefs surrounding marriage and motherhood. His comments on gender roles and the importance of family life have generated mixed reactions.

President Biden was not the only target of Butker’s critique. He also called out individuals pushing ‘dangerous ideologies’ and underscored the need for a steadfast commitment to one’s beliefs, even in the face of societal pressures.

As a Catholic athlete, Butker’s outspoken views have drawn attention to the complexities of navigating personal faith, professional sports, and public discourse in America.