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"This is narcissism on full display. Americans who work actual jobs, who turn on sports to feel inspired, do not relate to petulant millionaires who cannot be respectful to our country for two minutes of their day."
"A disclaimer is in order before we delve into the ongoing chronicles of "Why the WNBA Sucks and Nobody Watches It."
"When I say there is a "revolt" against watching the WNBA, that means among the trifling sliver of the population that gives a damn about the sport, there are lots of fans miffed about it.
"It is thus a bit of a head-scratcher why a sport that piqued general sports' fans interest with colorful characters like Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham, and budding rivalries with the likes of Angel Reese, would squander any possibility of good will and viewership with petulant, crybaby, leftist politics.
"There was a kind of WWE-NBA heroes and villains theme brewing, but the league is blowing it with braindead woke activism.
"The latest installment came on Wednesday when the league management showed once again that it will defend leftist policies at the expense of their potential viewership.
"As RedState's Bob Hoge regaled us in a trenchant post::
The two teams playing in the WNBA Finals game Wednesday, the Who Cares and the I Don't Knows, once again walked off the court while the national anthem was being played.
Naturally, the clown show of an association has said nothing, even though this is the third time in a row. That would be enough to keep me from ever watching their side hustle — basketball, allegedly — forever, but it wasn’t the only thing that went down at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.
Enes Kanter Freedom’s hilarious bid to join the league was shot down by Commissioner Cathy Engelbert in a letter to House Republicans that was released Tuesday because he and his fellow would-be draftee Royce White are “both men.” Evidently, the League knows what men are, but still couldn’t come up with a definition for what a woman is in their statement. " . . .
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Kyle N.A. Becker is a podcaster, independent journalist, and RedState columnist. He previously worked as a writer for Fox News’ top-rated show and as Director of Viral Media at a leading news-and-politics website. He is the author of the highly rated fantasy book "Hypernea: The Cursed Kingdom."
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