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Holden Armenta‚ the nine-year-old child accused of wearing ‘black face’ by a Deadspin reporter‚ appeared at the Super Bowl wearing a Native American headdress. Armenta arrived to the stadium wearing his team’s colors and predicted the Kansas City Chiefs would take home the championship. “Holden Armenta to the Super Bowl! Thanks to all that made this happen!” the Native American Guardians Association wrote. Holden Armenta to the Super Bowl! Thanks to all that made this happen! pic.twitter.com/6R6QR54vqr — Native American Guardians Association (@GuardiansNative) February 11‚ 2024 As 100 Percent Fed Up previously reported‚ Armenta has Native American heritage. UPDATE: Young Kansas City Chiefs Fan Falsely Smeared For Wearing ‘Black Face’ Is Native American WATCH: The 9-year-old Chiefs fan Deadpsin falsely smeared as a racist is headed to the Super Bowl. Holden Armenta‚ who is Native American‚ is wearing his face paint and a native headdress. He predicts a Chiefs win 31-28. Footage by: @SkinInTheGame_X @AnthonyWChavez @GuardiansNative pic.twitter.com/KUKzh5dlYr — Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) February 11‚ 2024 Armenta's family filed a lawsuit against Deadspin for defamation after a reporter for the outlet labeled the child racist. Family Of Nine-Year-Old Kansas City Chiefs Fan Sues Sports Outlet After Reporter Falsely Smeared Child For Wearing ‘Black Face’ Daily Mail reports: Holden Armenta's family launched a lawsuit against Deadspin after one of its reporters accused the boy of wearing 'blackface' and criticized his wearing of a Native American headdress to a Chiefs game in November. Armenta‚ from Oklahoma‚ was seen attending the Super Bowl in Las Vegas on Sunday‚ again wearing a feathered headdress and red‚ white and yellow face paint. Video footage posted to social media showed the child‚ who has Native American heritage‚ dancing and laughing with his family‚ ahead of the game. In November Deadspin's reporter Carron J. Phillips wrote an article titled 'the NFL needs to speak out against the Kansas City Chiefs fan in Black face‚ Native headdress' with a picture of Armenta's face from the side painted black. In the piece Phillips wrote that Armenta had 'found a way to hate Black people and the Native Americans at the same time' with his face paint at the game. Remember Holden Armenta‚ the 9-year-old who was defamed by the media as a racist wearing blackface? Well he was just spotted at the Super Bowl wearing full headdress gear and facepaint Great job @LaNativePatriot for doing this pic.twitter.com/aZQjKWGO0A — End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) February 12‚ 2024 Holden at the Super Bowl. Turning a @Deadspin negative into the best day of Holden Armenta’s life. Thanks to @LaNativePatriot @ThePatriotsPray @AnthonyWChavez #educatenoteradicate #tribeofpatriots TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty Images pic.twitter.com/HawXfeTYWH — Native American Guardians Association (@GuardiansNative) February 12‚ 2024 Per Fox News: On Thursday‚ the parents of the boy‚ Raul and Shannon Armenta‚ filed a lawsuit against Deadspin‚ claiming the website and author‚ Carron Phillips‚ selectively ran a photo that only showed one half of his face during the broadcast in question. The lawsuit accused Deadspin of maliciously attacking Holden. "By selectively capturing from the CBS broadcast an image of H.A. showing only the one side of his face with black paint on it — an effort that took laser-focused precision to accomplish given how quickly the boy appeared on the screen: Phillips and Deadspin deliberately omitted the half of H.A.’s face with red paint on it‚" the complaint reads‚ via OutKick. "H.A. did not wear a costume headdress because he was ‘taught hate at home’ — he wore it because he loves the Kansas City Chiefs football team and because he loves his Native American heritage." G/O Media didn’t respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital. Holden told Fox News Channel’s "Jesse Watters Primetime" that the reaction to what he was wearing during the Nov. 26 game against the Raiders was starting to make him "a little nervous." "Because if they go a little bit overboard‚ it's a little scary‚" he said.

The U.S. Senate advanced a $95 billion foreign aid package on Sunday that would give funding to Ukraine‚ Israel‚ and Taiwan. Although President Trump pressed the legislative chamber not to pass any further foreign aid without strings attached‚ 18 Republican senators supported the package. In a 67-27 vote‚ the Senate advanced the foreign aid package without border security provisions. Senators must still debate amendments to the legislation before it passes the legislative body. “The Senate voted today to advance a $95 billion boondoggle‚ most of which goes to America’s favorite state: Ukraine. Many Republicans are going along like puppets. There’s something deeper going on here‚” Vivek Ramaswamy wrote. The Senate voted today to advance a $95 billion boondoggle‚ most of which goes to America’s favorite state: Ukraine. Many Republicans are going along like puppets. There’s something deeper going on here. https://t.co/1cfOH4RFde — Vivek Ramaswamy (@VivekGRamaswamy) February 12‚ 2024 POLITICO reports: The package faces some resistance from Republicans‚ who say they won’t back further aid to Ukraine unless it’s amended to include border policy changes. Last week‚ Republicans blocked a bipartisan border-foreign aid package that was negotiated for months‚ arguing it didn’t go far enough to limit migration. Consideration of border amendments would require unanimous consent from senators‚ which is still elusive. “From this point forward‚ are you listening U.S. Senate (?)‚” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “No money in the form of foreign aid should be given to any country unless it is done as a loan‚ not just a giveaway.” Trump had helped tank the bipartisan border-foreign aid bill‚ calling for Republicans to block that legislation as well. This time‚ many GOP senators didn’t seem concerned with his opposition. “I think that it’s unlikely that we lose any more [members]‚” Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) said in response to Trump’s comments. “It’s more likely that we can gain more‚ particularly of members who … were just wanting to make sure that our members got a chance to file amendments and have them heard.” Republican support actually gained some ground on Sunday‚ with 18 voting to move the measure forward. “In addition to Mullin‚ McConnell‚ Tillis and Murkowski‚ other Republicans backing the aid bill are Sens. Shelley Moore Capito (W.Va.)‚ John Thune (S.D.)‚ Bill Cassidy (La.)‚ Roger Wicker (Miss.)‚ Susan Collins (Maine)‚ Dan Sullivan (Alaska)‚ Todd Young (Ind.)‚ Mitt Romney (Utah)‚ Joni Ernst (Iowa)‚ John Neely Kennedy (La.)‚ Mike Rounds (S.D.)‚ Chuck Grassley (Iowa)‚ John Cornyn (Tex.) and Jerry Moran (Kan.)‚” The Washington Post reports. BREAKING: Senate passes $95 billion foreign aid bill. If the House passes… Add $95‚000‚000‚000.00 to our existing $34‚000‚000‚000‚000.00 debt. This bill does nothing for Americans in need. — Gunther Eagleman (@GuntherEagleman) February 8‚ 2024 BREAKING: 18 Republicans‚ along with Democrats‚ have just propelled the Senate forward in advancing a $95 billion aid package for Israel‚ Ukraine‚ and allies‚ with a 67-27 vote‚ overcoming a procedural hurdle and inching closer to passage. It’s so important they worked on Super… pic.twitter.com/NdwUK7gDun — Simon Ateba (@simonateba) February 11‚ 2024 More from The Washington Post: Senators reaffirmed their commitment to NATO and to sending the $60 billion in assistance to Ukraine on the Senate floor. Ukraine is not a member of the treaty‚ but many NATO member countries have banded together to help the European nation fend off Russia’s invasion. “I know it’s become quite fashionable in some circles to disregard the global interests we have as a global power‚” Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.)‚ who has been pushing his conference to deliver the Ukraine aid‚ said on the Senate floor Sunday. “To lament the commitment that has underpinned the longest drought of great power conflict in human history. This is idle work for idle minds‚ and it has no place in the United States Senate.” Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) told reporters it was uncalled for to suggest we throw NATO allies “to the Russian wolves.” Several Republicans said they didn’t believe Trump was suggesting he would support an attack on a NATO ally but was simply encouraging them to pay their share. “Any attack on a NATO ally would have devastating consequences for American men and women who would be deployed to defend them‚” Tillis said. “I don’t think he’s going to withdraw from NATO‚” Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.)‚ a close ally of Trump’s‚ said Sunday. “I think he’s trying to make a point. I’m not worried about it at all.” Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said he would slow the foreign aid bill’s passage as much as possible‚ which is delaying the final vote. “We don’t have $100 billion to give anyone‚” Paul said‚ referencing the U.S. debt.

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