The U.S. Men's Hockey Team rolled up to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue on Tuesday afternoon, arriving at the White House for what promises to be a celebration of American athletic greatness under a president who actually appreciates champions.
Winners Recognizing Winners
The White House press office confirmed the team's arrival at 2:19 PM, setting the stage for yet another event showcasing President Trump's commitment to honoring Americans who compete—and win—on the world stage.
Remember when athletes were afraid to visit the White House? Remember when the legacy media tried to manufacture controversies every time a championship team considered accepting an invitation from President Trump during his first term? Those days are over, folks.
A Return to Celebrating Excellence
Under the Trump-Vance administration, the White House has once again become a place where athletic achievement is celebrated without the political litmus tests that plagued previous administrations. No kneeling lectures. No social justice prerequisites. Just pure, unadulterated appreciation for Americans who put it all on the line for their country.
The hockey team's visit stands in stark contrast to the Biden years, when the relationship between professional sports and the White House became yet another casualty of woke politics and divisive rhetoric.
Stay tuned for full coverage of the team's visit with President Trump—because in this America, we celebrate our winners.