Philadelphia Eagles Fan Covers Up Fake Political Ads Endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris

A Philadelphia Eagles fan has taken matters into his own hands by covering up fake political ads that falsely claim the team's endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for president.

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Philadelphia Eagles Fan Covers Up Fake Political Ads Endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris

In the heat of the upcoming presidential election, a series of counterfeit political ads has emerged, falsely attributing the Philadelphia Eagles' support to Vice President Kamala Harris. One such ad depicts Harris sporting an Eagles helmet and proclaims her as the "official candidate of the Philadelphia Eagles." This blatant misrepresentation has sparked outrage among fans, prompting one loyalist to take action.

Joe, an ardent Philadelphia Eagles enthusiast from South Philly, expressed his deep concern over the misleading propaganda. "I'm a lifelong Philadelphia guy from South Philly. I love the Eagles, loyal to them till the end," Joe told FOX 29 reporter Steve Keeley.

Philadelphia Eagles Fan Covers Up Fake Political Ads Endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris

Joe's primary objection lies in the deceptive nature of these ads, which he believes undermines the integrity of the election process. "My concern here is not that someone is expressing an opinion, which everyone is entitled to do, but this person is lying to everyone that comes and uses this stop. That's what I'm very concerned about — the fact that they're spreading lies that the Philadelphia Eagles endorsed Kamala Harris as a candidate for president in the United States," Joe passionately stated.

The viral spread of these fake ads prompted an official response from the Eagles organization, which released a statement distancing themselves from any such endorsements. "We are aware counterfeit political ads are being circulated and are working with our advertising partner to have them removed," the Philadelphia Eagles stated on social media.

Philadelphia Eagles Fan Covers Up Fake Political Ads Endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris

Joe, unwavering in his commitment to truthfulness, took it upon himself to cover up the misleading ad located at the intersection of 34th & Walnut. He diligently printed copies of the Eagles' statement and posted them over the deceptive advertisement, effectively concealing its false claims.

"We need the truth out of people, our candidates, as well as the people that work for the candidates, and that's the whole point right here," Joe asserted.

Philadelphia authorities have taken note of the illegally placed posters, with a city spokesperson informing NBC Philadelphia that they will be fully removed by Tuesday. "This was not a digital breach; whomever is responsible for the illegally placed posters, broke into the securely covered shelter ad space and somehow put the posters in the space. Intersection has advised the City's Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems (OTIS) that they plan to conduct a full inventory tomorrow of all bus shelters, and remove any illegal posters. The City has a process to review all bus shelter ads but this, again, was not a digital ad," the spokesperson explained.

With the election drawing near, it is crucial for voters to be vigilant against misinformation and deception. The actions of concerned citizens like Joe serve as a reminder that truthfulness and transparency must prevail in the political arena.