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Roseman serves as the top executive under owner Jeffrey Lurie , who has been vocally critical of Donald Trump, calling his presidency a 'disaster' in leaked recordings.
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Howie Roseman donated $5,000 to the campaign of Democrat Josh Shapiro during his 2022 run for Governor of Pennsylvania.
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As General Manager, Roseman has been a key architect of the Eagles' Social Justice Fund , which provides grants to organizations focused on bail reform and poverty alleviation.
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Howie Roseman donated $5,000 to the campaign of Democrat Josh Shapiro during his 2022 run for Governor of Pennsylvania.
Notes: Shapiro is a prominent Democratic figure in Pennsylvania.
Direct financial support for a high-profile Democratic candidate indicates a lean away from MAGA-aligned state leadership.
Roseman has consistently contributed to the Gridiron PAC, the NFL's bipartisan political action committee, which supports candidates from both parties but often aligns with establishment figures.
Notes: FEC records show recurring small-to-medium contributions.
While bipartisan, institutional PAC giving often favors establishment stability over populist MAGA disruption.
As General Manager, Roseman has been a key architect of the Eagles' Social Justice Fund, which provides grants to organizations focused on bail reform and poverty alleviation.
Notes: The fund was established in the wake of the 2020 racial justice protests.
Institutional focus on bail reform and systemic inequality is generally viewed as a progressive policy stance contrary to MAGA 'law and order' rhetoric.
Following the Eagles' Super Bowl LII win, Roseman was part of the organization that was disinvited/declined to visit the Trump White House due to disagreements over national anthem protests.
Notes: Trump canceled the visit after it became clear few players would attend.
As a key leader of the team, Roseman's participation in the organizational decision to skip the visit was a high-profile friction point with the Trump administration.
Roseman serves as the top executive under owner Jeffrey Lurie, who has been vocally critical of Donald Trump, calling his presidency a 'disaster' in leaked recordings.
Notes: Roseman's long tenure suggests close alignment with Lurie's organizational culture.
As the primary executive, Roseman operates within a corporate culture that has explicitly rejected MAGA leadership, most notably during the 2018 White House visit cancellation.
Roseman made a contribution to Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign in 2016.
Notes: This donation occurred during the initial rise of the MAGA movement.
Direct financial support for Trump's primary 2016 opponent establishes an early anti-MAGA political trajectory.