PA Senator Bob Casey’s X Post Featuring Taylor Swift, Kristen Welker And The Philadelphia Eagles Raises More Questions About The Philly Eagles Pro-Kamala Ad Being A “Counterfeit”

One can tell November’s presidential election is drawing closer as things in Philadelphia are just becoming weird. On Monday, shockwaves were sent through Philadelphia after a pro-Kamala Harris Eagles ad appeared at a Philadelphia bus stop. The ad in question showed a cartoon picture of Kamala Harris with a caption reading, “Kamala, official candidate of the Philadelphia Eagles.” By midday Monday, the Philadelphia Eagles released a statement calling the ad “counterfeit.” However, the website linked to the ad appears to be an official Philadelphia Eagles website, which then links users to The Entertainment Industry Foundation, Vote 411, and Vote Riders, all organizations with Left-wing ties. Adding more questions to whether the pro-Kamala Harris Philadelphia Eagles ad was really a “counterfeit” is Pennsylvania United States Senator Bob Casey’s Eagles posts. Casey’s social media history shows he only posts about the Eagles when he is up for reelection or if it is a presidential election year. Oddly, Casey’s posts about the Philadelphia Eagles also combine Taylor Swift, who endorsed Joe Biden in 2020. Many of Swift’s songs are also owned by Alex Soros. The Soros family has been a constant donor to Casey. Senator Casey’s other post about the Philadelphia Eagles includes a 2020 post about the Eagles and Kristen Welker. Casey complemented Welker for her great job moderating the debate between Trump and Biden and then praised the Philadelphia Eagles. One thing is certain: voters have a right to know what is really happening in the city of Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania United States Senator Bob Casey’s already weird X posts about the Philadelphia Eagles are starting to raise a lot of questions after a pro-Kamala Harris Philadelphia Eagles ad appeared in Philly on Monday. The Eagles called the ad “counterfeit.” However, the ad is linked to what appears to be the official Philadelphia Eagles website, which then links to multiple websites with left-wing ties. During election years, Senator Casey has an obsession with posting about Taylor Swift and the Philadelphia Eagles. One of Casey’s posts read, “Wishing @JasonKelce and the @Eagles the best during today’s redemption game against the Chiefs.  To @taylorswift13 , it’s not too late to root for the right team. #GoBirds.”

Another Senator Casey X post on Taylor Swift and the Eagles reads, “Just like @taylorswift13, my Eagles t-shirt is hanging from my door. Taylor might be rooting for Jason Kelce’s brother tonight, and I do hope that both teams have a good time, but I also want to remind everyone that Taylor is an Eagles fan at heart. Go birds.”

Senator Casey’s decision to combine Taylor Swift and the Philadelphia Eagles is eye-opening, as Swift endorsed Biden in 2020. However, adding another level of intrigue is the fact that Alex Soros owns many of Taylor Swift’s songs, and the Soros family has been donating to Casey. FEC records show George Soros, his son Alex, and other members of the Soros family have donated ten times to Casey’s reelection campaign since 2023.

One of Senator Casey’s most eye-opening Eagles posts came in 2020 when he praised Kristen Welker for her performance moderating the Trump vs. Biden debate and praised the Eagles. Welker’s debate moderating performance was viewed by many as being biased against President Trump. Casey’s post read, “I hope the @Eagles are doing half as well against the Giants as Philly’s own @kwelkernbc did moderating tonight’s debate. #FlyEaglesFly.”

Bob Casey’s X posts featuring Taylor Swift, the Eagles, and Kristen Welker will only raise more questions about whether the Eagles’ pro-Kamala Harris ad was truly a “counterfeit.” One thing is sure: voters have a right to know what is happening in Philadelphia.