Former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner was a leader and a winner on th field, as he got a Super Bowl ring with the then Saint Louis Rams after beating th Tennessee Titans and reach another one with the Arizona Cardinals. Now, he looks for the equivalent of his success but on the presidential election.
Election Day in the United States is almost here as the candidates are ready to know their future and the country’s future is just over a month away and the former NFL players raised his voice on the matter.
“I believe I would be a good president, but I know I’m not nearly smart enough! But I am smart enough to know a president should not be resigned to a party box, they should develop their OWN convictions on each individual issue (and it’s ok to believe in aspects of both sides),” Warner posted social media on Thursday.
Holding convictions
The NFL Hall Of Famer made his beliefs very clear on the post on X, formerly known as Twitter. While he did not mention any of the two candidate’s names, he has his goals set clear on the matter.
“They should hold strong to those convictions while also being open to listening and learning from those who have different experiences & stand on the other side… they should fight for EVERY American, even knowing they won’t win every battle for everyone… they should represent all of us with a genuine respect & goodness reflective of the majority,” he explained.
While it has a campaign competition that current president Joe Biden stepping down to give space for Kamala Harris, voting in November will come as a football game tight until the end, something that Kurt Warner is familiar with.