DeKALB | President Barack Obama panders to the masses like it’s his job. Oh wait, it is his job.

He constantly references his die-hard love for the Chicago Bears and White Sox. Let’s be honest, though, the president probably couldn’t care less what either team does.

On Wednesday, the “first fan” visited an energy company in Wisconsin and diplomatically accepted three Packers jerseys while visiting. One of the jerseys was from Packers defensive back Charles Woodson, with a message that read “See you at the White House.” Obviously, Obama has to be a good sport about the game, but he does not have to accept multiple Packers jerseys with a smile.

To make matters worse, this was not the first time Obama has had a sports goof. After Mark Buehrle’s perfect game in 2009, the 44th president remarked how impressed he was with DeWayne Wise’s perfect-game-saving catch. The only problem was that Obama pronounced Wise’s name, “Wice.” That was inexcusable, and from then on I have completely disregarded anything Obama has said pertaining to sports.

I suggest you all do the same.