CMV: Trump being the first president to attend the super bowl isn't as big of a deal as the news made it out to be.

As the title suggests, I don't think Trump attending the super bowl is that big of a deal, and I feel like the news made too big of a deal of him being the first sitting president to do so. Other countries routinely see the respective world leader in attendance for championship games, so I do not think this is mich different. I can see the criticism that he is an extremely divisive figure, so it may be inappropriate for him to be there, but it did not feel like that is what the media was talking about. It seemed like a lot of news sites made it a big deal specifically that he was the first sitting president to attend the game, and I do not see what that issue by itself. Is it because of his policies or attacks on DEI (possibly resulting in the NFL getting rid of "end racism.") I think there are far bigger and more necessary things to criticize him for (DOGE, ignoring judges, etc) but going to see the super bowl is not one of them. I know this isn't the biggest issue right now, but I definitely want some new perspective!