Michael Bennett

Democrat senators who are running for U.S. president reportedly lamented this week that the looming impeachment trial will likely have a negative impact on their chances by requiring them to remain in the nation’s capital rather than on the campaign trail.

Chronic NFL protester Michael Bennett stood for the national anthem during his debut as a Dallas Cowboy on Monday Night Football.

Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett seems to expect that the team’s newly acquired defensive end Michael Bennett will stop his practice of remaining in the locker room for the national anthem, and instead join the team on the sidelines.

Several 2020 Democrat candidates omitted President Trump from their remarks on the U.S. raid that led to the death of ISIS founder and leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

On this weekend’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” 2020 presidential hopeful Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) criticized President Donald Trump’s effort to build a U.S.-Mexico border wall. Bennet said, “The president is acting like we are some weak, pathetic country. We

All ten Democrats on the debate stage turned the dial far to the left as they tried to one-up each other in their support for illegal immigration and open borders.

Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) said he believed special counsel Robert Mueller’s report laid out “clear” evidence President Donald Trump has committed impeachable offenses. Bennet said, “I think based on the polling that you just

The Patriots are putting the finishing touches on their deal with defensive end Michael Bennett. However, before they finalize the deal, one of the things the Patriots wanted to know was what Bennett planned to do the during the national anthem?

Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Michael Bennett angrily confronted a cameraman on Sunday, for filming him after the Eagles’ loss to the New Orleans Saints.

Sen. Michael Bennet is seriously considering running for president in 2020, according to individuals familiar with the lawmakers thinking. 

Philadelphia Eagles defensive lineman Michael Bennett wore a red hat that had “Immigrants Made America Great,” inscribed on the front. Taking a shot at President Trump’s signature slogan: “Make America Great Again.”

During an interview with “Democracy Now!,” activist and Philadelphia Eagles defensive lineman Michael Bennett discussed his upcoming book, “Things That Make White People Uncomfortable,” the NFL protests and social injustices. Host Amy Goodman noted how Bennett’s new team was disinvited

Noted anthem protester and Eagles defensive end Michael Bennett, admitted on Monday night that the NFL anthem protests were a “gesture.”

NFL activist and Players Coalition leader Malcolm Jenkins, thinks that the authorities are “trying to make an example” of fellow anthem protester Michael Bennett, by indicting him for pushing an elderly female security guard.

More details have emerged concerning the arrest of Philadelphia Eagle Michael Bennett, who was accused of assaulting an elderly employee of Houston’s NRG Stadium during last year’s Super Bowl.

Michael Bennett’s attorney says that his client will plead not guilty, if his felony case on a charge of injury to the elderly goes to trial.

Los Angeles (AFP) – Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Michael Bennett appeared in court in Texas on Monday to face charges stemming from an alleged confrontation with a paraplegic stadium employee at last year’s Super Bowl.

Monday on ESPN’s “First Take,” co-host Stephen A. Smith reacted to Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Michael Bennett’s indictment on a felony count of injury to the elderly. He defended the former Seattle Seahawk because of how a black man of his

Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Michael Bennett’s publisher says that racism is behind an arrest warrant charging that the player assaulted a paraplegic women in Texas.

HOUSTON (AP) — Authorities issued a warrant Friday for the arrest of Pro Bowl defensive end Michael Bennett, accused of injuring a paraplegic woman as he tried get onto the field at last year’s Super Bowl to celebrate with his brother.

Colin Cowherd wants the NFL to put an end to the constant distractions of left-wing politics and get back to football.

One of the NFL’s loudest social justice activists and national anthem protesters, Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett is celebrating the publication of a new book, pointedly titled: “Things that Make White People Uncomfortable.”

Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett did not win the “Walter Payton Man of the Year Award.” However, he will go to the Pro Bowl.

Tuesday on Fox Sports 1’s “Undisputed,” co-host Shannon Sharpe reacted to The New Yorker cover that features Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in between National Anthem protesters Seattle Seahawks defensive lineman Michael Bennett and former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin

The New Yorker is courting controversy with a new cover depicting Seattle Seahawks anthem-protester and false race accuser Michael Bennett, and original anthem-protester Colin Kaepernick, kneeling next to famed civil rights icon Martin Luther King, Jr.

If it seems like Seahawk defender Michael Bennett has a habit of finding himself in situations which do not become a Walter Payton Man of the Year Award winner, that’s because he does.

There are some football teams that handle defeat well, then there’s the Seattle Seahawks. Trouble started brewing when Jacksonville went into victory formation, prior to the conclusion of their 30-24 win over Seattle.

The Seattle Seahawks fell to the Jacksonville Jaguars 30-24 Sunday, but the Seahawks did not go down without a fight. As the Jaguars went to take a knee to melt the clock at the end of the game, outspoken Seahawks defensive end Michael

In what has to be the public relations equivalent of passing on the 1-yard line in the Super Bowl, the Seattle Seahawks have made the decision to nominate Michael Bennett for the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award.

In simpler, less insane times, a story about a football player standing for the national anthem would never have to be written. Yet, we clearly no longer live in such simple times.

In a new interview, Seattle Seahawks defensive end and anthem protester Michael Bennett, blows off accusations that he lied about being racially profiled by the Las Vegas police.

In pro sports, when you give a player a ton of guaranteed money, that player often has the upper hand over management.

The Seahawks surpassed the 49ers as the team with the most anthem protesters on Sunday . Defensive end Michael Bennett and seven other players sat on the bench during the Star Spangled-Banner, while another player, Michael Wilhoite, knelt.

Now that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has signaled surrender to the anthem protesters, by saying that the league won’t force players to stand for the Star-Spangled Banner. The next logical step is for the anthem protesters to demand that the founder of their movement get a job in the league. Well, that’s exactly what happened on Wednesday.

The man who accused the Las Vegas Police Department of racism without evidence and still has yet to be challenged on that fact by any member of the mainstream sports media, has more things to say. Mainly, that he has no plans to stop his protests and that attempts to force players to respect the anthem, are akin to slavery.

Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett compared Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones’s decision to sit players who do not stand for the national anthem to the Dred Scott Supreme Court decision.