Patriots’ Duron Harmon: I won’t visit Donald Trump’s White House

The New England Patriots are Super Bowl champions once again, having upended the Los Angeles Rams, 13-3, on Sunday night. The question now becomes whether or not they will pay a visit to the White House after some of their stars return from Disney — a continuously controversial topic that becomes the immediate story in the wake of each sports championship. While the Patriots have visited Donald Trump’s White House previously — the President appears to have some level of support from owner Robert Kraft, head coach Bill Belichick and even quarterback Tom Brady — one player is already speaking out and saying he won’t go. Safety Duron Harmon, who filled in admirably for an injured Patrick Chung on Sunday, tells TMZ Sports he intends to skip the White House visit should it happen because he’d rather go spend some time with former President Barack Obama. “Nah, man. They don’t want me in the White House,” Harmon said. “It would be dope [to celebrate with Obama]. Obama, come holler at me, man. We love you over here,

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