Jay Feely endorses Trump, claims better presidency than Biden-Harris

Jay Feely, a former NFL kicker and current CBS sports broadcaster, publicly endorsed Donald Trump during an appearance on OutKick's podcast 'Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich.' He argued that Trump was 'objectively' a more successful president compared to the Biden-Harris administration, citing key issues such as the economy, safety, and border control. Feely emphasized that Trump's performance in office, particularly before the COVID-19 pandemic, was superior based on various objective measures. Living in Phoenix, Arizona, Feely expressed optimism about Trump's chances in the upcoming election, noting that over 200,000 registered Republicans in Arizona did not vote in the last presidential election. He believes that if just half of these individuals participate, Trump could win the state. Feely extended this sentiment to other swing states, urging registered Republicans to mobilize and vote. Despite polls indicating a narrow lead for Kamala Harris in Arizona, Feely pointed out that Trump had previously won the state in 2016 but lost it in 2020. He hopes that a Trump victory could counteract what he perceives as a rise in radical leftism in America. Feely also advocated for open political discourse, expressing a desire for individuals to freely discuss their political beliefs without fear of backlash or cancellation. He believes that both liberals and conservatives should be able to express their opinions and engage in political discussions respectfully.