Senator Mark Kelly Posts a Photo in a Mexico Jersey at a World Cup Watch Party, and Angry USMNT Fans Flood His Replies
The post drew millions of views and thousands of replies as critics questioned why a U.S. senator backed Mexico over Team USA.
- On Sunday, Arizona Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly faced online backlash after posting images of himself wearing a Mexico jersey at a World Cup Watch Party in Tucson.
- Public spats between Kelly and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth regarding CLASSIFIED Pentagon briefings have fueled ongoing tensions between the two officials.
- Fox News analyst Clay Travis and CNN pundit Scott Jennings panned the move, with Travis arguing there was a "zero percent chance any American sports fans I know would do this."
- Mexico's tournament run ended after a 3-2 defeat to England, while social media users questioned whether Kelly would support Team USA against Belgium.
- The backlash intensifies scrutiny of Kelly's political loyalties, with conservative radio host Todd Starnes suggesting the senator is not a big fan of Team USA.
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Sen. Mark Kelly, Likely 2028 Dem Presidential Hopeful, Roots for Mexico in World Cup, Brags on Social Media About It
So, you’re Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly. You came within a hair of being selected as the Democratic vice presidential candidate in 2024 and have a reasonable chance of being its […] The post Sen. Mark Kelly, Likely 2028 Dem Presidential Hopeful, Roots for Mexico in World Cup, Brags on Social Media About It appeared first on The Western Journal.
‘Traitor’: U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly wears FOREIGN jersey during World Cup watch party
U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., wearing a Mexico soccer team jersey during a World Cup watch party on Sunday, July 5, 2026 (Courtesy Sen. Mark Kelly) Democrat U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona is being seriously kicked online for his decision to wear a Mexican jersey for a recent World Cup watch party and...
Sen. Mark Kelly gets skewered for wearing Mexico jersey at World Cup game
Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) was ruthlessly skewered on social media for donning a Mexico jersey during a watch party in Tucson for the country's big World Cup game against England.
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