How Kamala Harris is redefining victory for young athletes

[Logo]( [What Kamala Told Football Players Is Just Mind Boggling] [What Kamala Told Football Players Is Just Mind Boggling]( The drunk aunt is at it again. Let's dive into a recent moment on the campaign trail that's been getting a lot of buzz. Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris had a bit of a pep talk for a group of young football players at Aliquippa Junior/Senior High School in Pennsylvania this past Sunday. [Her message](? Even if you don't win every game, you can still be "undefeated." Now, you might be scratching your head at that statement-what does she mean by "undefeated" if you're not winning all your games? Harris was trying to inspire these young athletes, emphasizing that being a role model goes beyond the scoreboard. She spoke about the importance of hard work, teamwork, and perseverance. According to her, it's not about the number of wins but about maintaining your spirit, fight, and dedication no matter the outcome on the field. She wanted these players to know that true excellence is about more than just victories; it's about resilience and the determination to keep pushing forward, even in the face of challenges. Harris's remarks were clearly aimed at motivating the young athletes, encouraging them to embody the qualities that make great leaders and role models. She even welcomed them to what she called the "role model club," highlighting the responsibility they have to their families and communities as they grow and develop into leaders. Kamala "Cringe" Harris tells a Pennsylvania football team: "You will be undefeated even if you don't win every game" [pic.twitter.com/tmBlsBW660]( - Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) [August 18, 2024]( But, as you might expect in today's polarized political climate, not everyone saw Harris's comments in a positive light. Senior Trump Campaign official Tim Murtaugh was quick to criticize her words, suggesting that the players probably had a better grasp of what "undefeated" means than Harris does. Murtaugh's jab was a pointed critique, implying that Harris's inspirational message didn't quite hit the mark. Adding to the political firestorm, Jason Miller, a senior adviser to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, also chimed in, but with a different angle. He referenced a controversial bill that mandates tampons be available to all menstruating students, including transgender students, in schools. Miller's comment seemed to be a dig at Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, who was also at the event. Walz, who has a background as a football coach, joined Harris in speaking to the young athletes. Miller's remark was a not-so-subtle way of questioning how Harris's policies align with the values of the football players and their families, particularly on social issues that have become hot topics in recent years. [Disney Cancels Woke Series Total Failure] [Disney Cancels Woke Series Total Failure]( LOL [Mayor Blames GOP After Far Left Protesters Turn DNC Into Chaos] [Mayor Blames GOP After Far Left Protesters Turn DNC Into Chaos]( Dystopian. [Top Dem Tried To Defend Kamala, Turned Into A Train Wreck] [Top Dem Tried To Defend Kamala, Turned Into A Train Wreck]( The honeymoon Is SO over! [Things Got Crazy At DNC Convention Before It Even Started - WATCH] [Things Got Crazy At DNC Convention Before It Even Started - WATCH]( This is going to be lit! [Texas Air Force Base Attacked. Multiple Shooters] [Texas Air Force Base Attacked. Multiple Shooters]( What the heck is going on!? You are receiving this email because you opted in to Civil Deadline daily newsletter. Copyright 2024. Civil Deadline. All rights reserved. 30 N. Gould St, Suite 6911, Sheridan, WY 82801 [UNSUBSCRIBE]( | [VIEW IN BROWSER]( | [PRIVACY POLICY](