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Chiefs' Harrison Butker says he has 'nothing to apologize for' over controversial speech

  • Harrison Butker, kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs, stated he has 'nothing to apologize for' regarding his controversial commencement speech at Benedictine College, which criticized the LGBTQ community and President Biden's views on abortion.
  • His speech emphasized traditional roles for women as 'homemakers,' which sparked backlash, particularly from anti-conservative groups and some media outlets.
  • Despite the criticism, Butker mentioned that his speech led to 'good conversations' among his teammates, whom he believes respect his views.
  • Butker also highlighted his success in football, including key field goals in previous Super Bowls, attributing part of his success to his wife's support.
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Kansas City Chiefs star Harrison Butker, who, in the past, described LGBTQ+ Pride as “sinful”, went quiet when asked what he “thinks of gays”, during a media event in the lead up to this weekend’s Super Bowl. The NFL kicker, who plays for the same team as Taylor Swift’s boyfriend Travis Kelce, was slammed last May after he made a controversial commencement address at Catholic Benedictine College, in Atchison, Kansas, where he called Pride Month …

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It’s been an eventful year for Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker.After helping KC win the Super Bowl last February, Butker delivered what turned out to be a very controversial commencement speech at Benedictine College in May. He then encountered weeks of social media backlash, a petition for his release and midseason surgery on his non-kicking knee.One year after it all began, the Chiefs are back where it all started prepping for anothe…

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Chiefs' Harrison Butker says he has 'nothing to apologize for' over controversial speech

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‘I Got Nothing To Apologize For’: Harrison Butker Gloriously Sticks To His Guns After His Faith Caused Whirlwind

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