While there is no official summary available for H.R. 452: Miracle on Ice Congressional Gold Medal Act, the title suggests that the bill might be aimed at recognizing the 'Miracle on Ice' event with a Congressional Gold Medal. The 'Miracle on Ice' refers to a medal-round game during the 1980 Winter Olympics where the U.S. national ice hockey team defeated the Soviet Union team, against all odds.
The media coverage for such a bill would likely be positive, especially from outlets with a focus on sports or American history. It would be seen as a tribute to an iconic moment in American sports history and a way to honor the team's accomplishment. The 'Miracle on Ice' is widely considered one of the greatest upsets in sports history, and this recognition would likely be seen as a fitting tribute.
On the other hand, some media outlets might question the necessity of such a bill, arguing that there are more pressing matters for Congress to address. Critics might also argue that the 'Miracle on Ice' event, while significant, is not directly related to the legislative duties of Congress and that such recognitions could be handled by other entities or organizations.