Chiefs’ Butker Slams Biden and Chaos in Blistering Commencement Speech

Harrison Butker, the Kansas City Chiefs’ kicker, has won three Super Bowls.

He was not getting much attention for his football skills, but rather for what he had to say in a commencement speech at Benedictine College, a small Catholic school in Atchison. He spoke about the negative effects of “bad leaders” who do not stay within their boundaries in society.

“Bad leadership and bad policies have adversely affected major life issues.” He also called out “growing support for media and cultural values that are degenerate, all of which stem from the pervasiveness disorder.”

A man leads our nation who is both proudly Catholic and deluded enough to sign the Cross at a rally in support of abortion. His support for the killing of innocent children is so loud that many people may think that he can be Catholic and pro-choice.

He is not the only one. All of them, from the man who was behind the Covid lockdowns to those pushing gender ideologies on the youth in America, have one thing in common: they are Catholic. It’s important to remember that just being Catholic is not enough.

Butker said that it was the duty of all Catholics to stand up to disorder and be unapologetic about their faith, and not to go along with others.

He said: “If we want to be men for the rest of history, then we have to stop pretending to be a Church of Nice.

Butker stated that the lie that men were not needed in our society also plagues us. He said that the absence of men at home is a major factor in the violence we see in our country.

Butker declared, “Be unapologetic about your masculinity.” “Fight the cultural emasculation men. Do difficult things.” “Never settle for easy things.”

Butker has not shied away from calling Joe Biden out before.