At the end of his San Francisco 49ers’ victory against the Dallas Cowboys at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday evening, lineman Nick Bosa made a gesture that did not go unnoticed.
When his teammates Brock Purdy, George Kittle and Isaac Guerendo were answering questions from the NBC network, he appeared like an intruder behind Purdy, pointing to his white cap on which was inscribed the leitmotif of American presidential candidate Donald Trump and the Republican Party.
Bosa has already been talked about for his political views: in 2019, he disparaged quarterback Colin Kaepernick and later apologized, in addition to writing laudatory messages about Trump on social media. In addition to wearing the Niners’ colors, in the NFL, Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker publicly supported Trump.
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Election Day in the United States will be November 5. In California, the Democrats of candidate Kamala Harris should normally have the last word. In 2020, Joe Biden received 63.5% of the vote. Voters in this state have not voted for a Republican representative since 1988.
