“I AM ATHLETE” – Angeleese: Going to the White House, the Obamas, and LSU Tigers

I know that my team would like to go, so I will do what is best for the team. We will either go if they would like to or not.

Reese said she would go with her team to the White House, just a week after she said she wouldn’t.

Reese told the hosts of “I AM ATHLETE” that she doesn’t accept the apology because she said what she said. They can have that spotlight. We will go to the Obamas. We will be going to see him. We will see Barack.

Reese said they were hurt in the beginning. It was emotional for us because we know how hard we worked all year. Just being able to see that, that hurt us in the moment.”

The White House is always visited by the champion. We hope LSU comes, but you know, I will tell Joe. [Biden] I think Iowa should come, too, because they played such a good game.”

Reese replied to Biden’s comments with “A Joke” on Monday and “We Not Coming” on Sunday, commenting on a post from “The Shade Room”. period.”

By Tuesday, Biden appeared to walk back the comments, with first lady press secretary Vanessa Valdivia saying in a tweet that they “were intended to applaud the historic game and all women athletes. She is looking forward to celebrating the LSU Tigers’ championship win at the White House.

After Barack posted his greetings to the team, Reese’s teammate Alex Morris asked if they could celebrate at their house.

The White House said that President Joe Biden had spoken with Louisiana State University basketball star Angel Reese to congratulate her on the NCAA championship.

Following Sunday’s national championship victory, Mulkey said she would go to the White House if the team was invited. On Wednesday, the school’s athletics department said they would “certainly accept an invitation.”