President Biden invited the WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces on Monday to the White House after one in all its star gamers slammed him for an absence of invite or recognition.

The White House introduced Biden and first girl Jill Biden will host the Las Vegas Aces on Aug. 25 to mark their 2022 WNBA title.

The invitation comes roughly a month after A’ja Wilson blasted Biden on Twitter for not extending a White House invitation.

After the Las Vegas Golden Knights gained the Stanley Cup final month, Biden heaped reward in a tweet congratulating “the first major professional franchise in such a proud American city.”

“Today, the team and entire community are champions,” Biden tweeted.

Wilson took umbrage at Biden hailing one other sports crew in Las Vegas when her crew gained a title first.

“When is our White House visit?” she tweeted, including a disparaging comment in response to Biden’s publish.

The Aces gained the championship over the Connecticut Sun in a 3-1 WNBA Finals collection final September, a full seven months earlier than the Golden Knights captured the Stanley Cup.

Biden didn't tweet any congratulations to the Aces in addition to not inviting them to the White House.

Traditionally, the president hosts groups that seize titles. Biden held a White House occasion final month honoring the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs. Vice President Kamala Harris hosted NCAA champion athletes on the White House in June. 

Content Source: www.washingtontimes.com