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Dishonorable low lifes. They interview Coach K. from Duke on the Final Four coming up in Indianapolis.
Then they ambush him with the question what do you have to say about the Indiana law being debated. How dare they put him on the spot. Far worse than that, they have that miscreant X-NFL punter Chris Kluwe leaving the coach no out by making it clear his choosing to remain silent is cowardly and wrong.
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http://www.wnd.com/2015/04/cnn-slams-dukes-coach-k-over-indiana-silence/
CNN host Carol Costello and ex-NFL punter Chris Kluwe tag-teamed Duke head basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski in a recent segment, demanding to know why he was so silent about Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act when he a national platform to denounce it as discriminatory. Krzyzewski, who’s team is due for a crucial NCAA matchup this weekend, refused to opine on the new law.
Meanwhile, Kluwe, an outspoken advocate for same-sex marriage, said…“If you are a superstar athlete or a superstar head coach, it is your obligation to be aware of these issues because you will be asked about them and you do have a platform to talk about these things and you should be knowledgeable about it because that is the world you live in,” Kluew said. “That is your society.”
Radio host Rush Limbaugh blasted CNN for its treatment of Coach K, calling the network’s tactic “the new statism.” “Because he didn’t fall in line with other sports figures condemning the law, CNN does a whole segment attacking him for not saying anything,” Limbaugh said. “So this is the double way that they pressure you. If you say the unacceptable thing, then they destroy you. If you don’t say what they want you to say because you saying it would add ammo to their point of view… “He didn’t come down on any side and so he has to be taken out for that reason alone. The intimidation in stories like this and the veiled defamation, by the way, cuts both ways. If you don’t say anything – and to them, you matter – they’re gonna come after you. If you say what they don’t want to hear, they’ll come after you for that, too.”
Then they ambush him with the question what do you have to say about the Indiana law being debated. How dare they put him on the spot. Far worse than that, they have that miscreant X-NFL punter Chris Kluwe leaving the coach no out by making it clear his choosing to remain silent is cowardly and wrong.
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http://www.wnd.com/2015/04/cnn-slams-dukes-coach-k-over-indiana-silence/
CNN host Carol Costello and ex-NFL punter Chris Kluwe tag-teamed Duke head basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski in a recent segment, demanding to know why he was so silent about Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act when he a national platform to denounce it as discriminatory. Krzyzewski, who’s team is due for a crucial NCAA matchup this weekend, refused to opine on the new law.
Meanwhile, Kluwe, an outspoken advocate for same-sex marriage, said…“If you are a superstar athlete or a superstar head coach, it is your obligation to be aware of these issues because you will be asked about them and you do have a platform to talk about these things and you should be knowledgeable about it because that is the world you live in,” Kluew said. “That is your society.”
Radio host Rush Limbaugh blasted CNN for its treatment of Coach K, calling the network’s tactic “the new statism.” “Because he didn’t fall in line with other sports figures condemning the law, CNN does a whole segment attacking him for not saying anything,” Limbaugh said. “So this is the double way that they pressure you. If you say the unacceptable thing, then they destroy you. If you don’t say what they want you to say because you saying it would add ammo to their point of view… “He didn’t come down on any side and so he has to be taken out for that reason alone. The intimidation in stories like this and the veiled defamation, by the way, cuts both ways. If you don’t say anything – and to them, you matter – they’re gonna come after you. If you say what they don’t want to hear, they’ll come after you for that, too.”