Ex-NFL Player Jay Feely Explains Run for Congress Inspired by Trump
Fox NewsMay 6, 20252 min16,309 views
3 connectionsΒ·6 entities in this videoβDecision to Run for Congress
- π― Jay Feely, former NFL kicker and current broadcaster, is running for Congress in Arizona.
- π‘ He was inspired to enter politics by his support for President Trump, with whom he has a personal friendship.
- π Feely believes Trump is thoughtful, has a great sense of humor, and genuinely cares about people, contrary to public perception.
Motivation for Public Service
- π Feely's primary motivation is to be a civil servant, not self-serving, and to avoid viewing politics as a career.
- π€ He aims to bring his lifelong commitment to service, demonstrated in his NFL and broadcasting careers, into politics.
- π He draws parallels to former athletes like Alan Page and Tim Green who pursued public service or law while playing.
Political Passion and Transparency
- β€οΈ Feely has always had a passion for politics and making a positive impact on people.
- π During his NFL career, he was active in the NFLPA, helping teammates with finances and future planning.
- π£οΈ He has been transparent about his conservative beliefs and support for Donald Trump, even when it was unpopular during his broadcasting career.
- πΊπΈ He believes all Americans should be engaged in the political process and express their beliefs respectfully.
Key Issues and Trump's Involvement
- border border security is a key issue for Arizona.
- ποΈ Feely revealed that President Trump and Jim Jordan asked him to run for office a few years ago, but the timing wasn't right.
- πΊπΈ The decision to run solidified when Trump was shot, prompting Feely to feel a greater need to sacrifice for his country.
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