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Well that was certainly a quick turn around. I thought it would be. Originally Trump called out the NFL--stating anyone kneeling--"I would fire that son of a bitch." We had people burning their team gear on T.V. and having a conniption fit over players kneeling during the National Athem. Threatening to boycott watching football, the great American sport--that is played out in about every living room on every Sunday.
Well--now they've come to their senses.
"Nearly half of Americans disapprove of NFL player protests against the national anthem, but even more don't like the way President Trump has reacted to them, according to a new poll.Forty-eight percent of those polled said they believe it's inappropriate for NFL players to publicly protest through kneeling during the national anthem at games. However, 57 percent of those polled, regardless of whether they supported the protests or not, said they disapprove of the president's reaction — including his tweets and calls for players who kneeled to be fired. Only a little over one-third of those polled agreed with President Trump's reaction, respondents said in the poll."
Poll: More Americans disagree with Trump's response to NFL protests than the protests themselves
It's very well explained by a Viet Nam veteran and sports announcer out of Dallas, Texas. If you have trouble hearing it, there is an icon on the video.
I'll say it again, thank God we have a president back in the white house that loves America. Instead of the past 8 years of one that hated it, and wanted to transform it.
I
Well that was certainly a quick turn around. I thought it would be. Originally Trump called out the NFL--stating anyone kneeling--"I would fire that son of a bitch." We had people burning their team gear on T.V. and having a conniption fit over players kneeling during the National Athem. Threatening to boycott watching football, the great American sport--that is played out in about every living room on every Sunday.
Well--now they've come to their senses.
"Nearly half of Americans disapprove of NFL player protests against the national anthem, but even more don't like the way President Trump has reacted to them, according to a new poll.Forty-eight percent of those polled said they believe it's inappropriate for NFL players to publicly protest through kneeling during the national anthem at games. However, 57 percent of those polled, regardless of whether they supported the protests or not, said they disapprove of the president's reaction — including his tweets and calls for players who kneeled to be fired. Only a little over one-third of those polled agreed with President Trump's reaction, respondents said in the poll."
Poll: More Americans disagree with Trump's response to NFL protests than the protests themselves
It's very well explained by a Viet Nam veteran and sports announcer out of Dallas, Texas. If you have trouble hearing it, there is an icon on the video.
I'll say it again, thank God we have a president back in the white house that loves America. Instead of the past 8 years of one that hated it, and wanted to transform it.
He is too much in love with himself to love America. And this is just one more example of that. It should have been left up to the fans and teams to decide, he hsd no business using his power to bully.
That's why the head of the NFL wants players to stand. I won't be watching Sunday no matter what.Asking "do you agree with the President's reaction" is a question so broad you can drive a super tanker through it. I might disagree that players should be fired, but that doesn't mean I don't think they should be punished or required to stand. There are thousands things I could quibble about with what he said but still support his position.
Your poll is fake news, like most MSM polls.
It's clear Trump stuck his nose in where it didn't belong. Americans have gotten back with their football teams faster than a teenage girl breaks up and then reunites back with her boyfriend.
I am certain that Pence misread all this last weekend when he walked out of the Colts game to put on his show and ended up spending $242,000.00 taxpayer dollars in the process, that is also being frowned upon today.
The price tag for Pence's trip to Indianapolis - CNNPolitics
What is astounding in all of this, is that Trump actually believed he could tear Americans away from their favorite game. It backfired, now both Trump & Pence have egg all over their faces.
The NFL also....."....care deeply about our players and respect their opinions and concerns about critical social issues."
Yeah...right. But, their fans pay the bills and the NFL has a major problem
on their hands right now.
A problem they're gonna lose.
That was a direct quote from the letter the commissioner sent.
Being attacked by a president who is abusing his power and not upholding our Constitution is a problem. I think the owners will re-think their support for the lying President "Hyperbole".
I
Well that was certainly a quick turn around. I thought it would be. Originally Trump called out the NFL--stating anyone kneeling--"I would fire that son of a bitch." We had people burning their team gear on T.V. and having a conniption fit over players kneeling during the National Athem. Threatening to boycott watching football, the great American sport--that is played out in about every living room on every Sunday.
Well--now they've come to their senses.
"Nearly half of Americans disapprove of NFL player protests against the national anthem, but even more don't like the way President Trump has reacted to them, according to a new poll.Forty-eight percent of those polled said they believe it's inappropriate for NFL players to publicly protest through kneeling during the national anthem at games. However, 57 percent of those polled, regardless of whether they supported the protests or not, said they disapprove of the president's reaction — including his tweets and calls for players who kneeled to be fired. Only a little over one-third of those polled agreed with President Trump's reaction, respondents said in the poll."
Poll: More Americans disagree with Trump's response to NFL protests than the protests themselves
It's very well explained by a Viet Nam veteran and sports announcer out of Dallas, Texas. If you have trouble hearing it, there is an icon on the video.
I'll say it again, thank God we have a president back in the white house that loves America. Instead of the past 8 years of one that hated it, and wanted to transform it.
He is too much in love with himself to love America. And this is just one more example of that. It should have been left up to the fans and teams to decide, he hsd no business using his power to bully.
The fans are speaking: the polls show it, ratings show it, sales show it and best of all - the media can't hide it. Public pressure was brought to bear.
Well that was certainly a quick turn around. I thought it would be. Originally Trump called out the NFL--stating anyone kneeling--"I would fire that son of a bitch." We had people burning their team gear on T.V. and having a conniption fit over players kneeling during the National Athem. Threatening to boycott watching football, the great American sport--that is played out in about every living room on every Sunday.
Well--now they've come to their senses.
"Nearly half of Americans disapprove of NFL player protests against the national anthem, but even more don't like the way President Trump has reacted to them, according to a new poll.Forty-eight percent of those polled said they believe it's inappropriate for NFL players to publicly protest through kneeling during the national anthem at games. However, 57 percent of those polled, regardless of whether they supported the protests or not, said they disapprove of the president's reaction — including his tweets and calls for players who kneeled to be fired. Only a little over one-third of those polled agreed with President Trump's reaction, respondents said in the poll."
Poll: More Americans disagree with Trump's response to NFL protests than the protests themselves
It's very well explained by a Viet Nam veteran and sports announcer out of Dallas, Texas. If you have trouble hearing it, there is an icon on the video.
Asking "do you agree with the President's reaction" is a question so broad you can drive a super tanker through it. I might disagree that players should be fired, but that doesn't mean I don't think they should be punished or required to stand. There are thousands things I could quibble about with what he said but still support his position.
Your poll is fake news, like most MSM polls.
It's clear Trump stuck his nose in where it didn't belong. Americans have gotten back with their football teams faster than a teenage girl breaks up and then reunites back with her boyfriend.
I am certain that Pence misread all this last weekend when he walked out of the Colts game to put on his show and ended up spending $242,000.00 taxpayer dollars in the process, that is also being frowned upon today.
The price tag for Pence's trip to Indianapolis - CNNPolitics
What is astounding in all of this, is that Trump actually believed he could tear Americans away from their favorite game. It backfired, now both Trump & Pence have egg all over their faces.
That's why the head of the NFL wants players to stand. I won't be watching Sunday no matter what.
The NFL also....."....care deeply about our players and respect their opinions and concerns about critical social issues."
Yeah...right. But, their fans pay the bills and the NFL has a major problem
on their hands right now.
A problem they're gonna lose.
That's why the head of the NFL wants players to stand. I won't be watching Sunday no matter what.Asking "do you agree with the President's reaction" is a question so broad you can drive a super tanker through it. I might disagree that players should be fired, but that doesn't mean I don't think they should be punished or required to stand. There are thousands things I could quibble about with what he said but still support his position.
Your poll is fake news, like most MSM polls.
It's clear Trump stuck his nose in where it didn't belong. Americans have gotten back with their football teams faster than a teenage girl breaks up and then reunites back with her boyfriend.
I am certain that Pence misread all this last weekend when he walked out of the Colts game to put on his show and ended up spending $242,000.00 taxpayer dollars in the process, that is also being frowned upon today.
The price tag for Pence's trip to Indianapolis - CNNPolitics
What is astounding in all of this, is that Trump actually believed he could tear Americans away from their favorite game. It backfired, now both Trump & Pence have egg all over their faces.
The NFL also....."....care deeply about our players and respect their opinions and concerns about critical social issues."
Yeah...right. But, their fans pay the bills and the NFL has a major problem
on their hands right now.
A problem they're gonna lose.
Trump trying to separate Fans from their NFL teams--is like trying to separate Americans from turkey on Thanksgiving.
It's already backfired on him.
He just lost a huge donor & supporter--when he did this.
Here are the NFL owners who have donated to Trump
I
Well that was certainly a quick turn around. I thought it would be. Originally Trump called out the NFL--stating anyone kneeling--"I would fire that son of a bitch." We had people burning their team gear on T.V. and having a conniption fit over players kneeling during the National Athem. Threatening to boycott watching football, the great American sport--that is played out in about every living room on every Sunday.
Well--now they've come to their senses.
"Nearly half of Americans disapprove of NFL player protests against the national anthem, but even more don't like the way President Trump has reacted to them, according to a new poll.Forty-eight percent of those polled said they believe it's inappropriate for NFL players to publicly protest through kneeling during the national anthem at games. However, 57 percent of those polled, regardless of whether they supported the protests or not, said they disapprove of the president's reaction — including his tweets and calls for players who kneeled to be fired. Only a little over one-third of those polled agreed with President Trump's reaction, respondents said in the poll."
Poll: More Americans disagree with Trump's response to NFL protests than the protests themselves
It's very well explained by a Viet Nam veteran and sports announcer out of Dallas, Texas. If you have trouble hearing it, there is an icon on the video.
I'll say it again, thank God we have a president back in the white house that loves America. Instead of the past 8 years of one that hated it, and wanted to transform it.
He is too much in love with himself to love America. And this is just one more example of that. It should have been left up to the fans and teams to decide, he hsd no business using his power to bully.
Remember when Obama jumped on the middle of a dispute between that black professor and the police? It was a rookie potus mistskr and he was roundly criticized for it and learned a lesson. But now apparently the potus has 1st Amendment rights you denied his predecessor?That's why the head of the NFL wants players to stand. I won't be watching Sunday no matter what.It's clear Trump stuck his nose in where it didn't belong. Americans have gotten back with their football teams faster than a teenage girl breaks up and then reunites back with her boyfriend.
I am certain that Pence misread all this last weekend when he walked out of the Colts game to put on his show and ended up spending $242,000.00 taxpayer dollars in the process, that is also being frowned upon today.
The price tag for Pence's trip to Indianapolis - CNNPolitics
What is astounding in all of this, is that Trump actually believed he could tear Americans away from their favorite game. It backfired, now both Trump & Pence have egg all over their faces.
The NFL also....."....care deeply about our players and respect their opinions and concerns about critical social issues."
Yeah...right. But, their fans pay the bills and the NFL has a major problem
on their hands right now.
A problem they're gonna lose.
That was a direct quote from the letter the commissioner sent.
Being attacked by a president who is abusing his power and not upholding our Constitution is a problem. I think the owners will re-think their support for the lying President "Hyperbole".
I think they know he is 100% correct.
He's not abusing power and in no way is he abusing the constitution.
The assholes are working for the owners. When they're on the clock
they can do nothing to interfere with the owner making money. "Their
constitutional right isn't allowed if they are causing their boss to lose
money. Two weeks ago, the league already had a 200 million dollar
shortfall in ad revenues because of declining viewership.
The POTUS has 1st amendment rights also.
The players are pissing off the folks that view them. They've lost
this fight...they're just too stupid to understand it.
I
Well that was certainly a quick turn around. I thought it would be. Originally Trump called out the NFL--stating anyone kneeling--"I would fire that son of a bitch." We had people burning their team gear on T.V. and having a conniption fit over players kneeling during the National Athem. Threatening to boycott watching football, the great American sport--that is played out in about every living room on every Sunday.
Well--now they've come to their senses.
"Nearly half of Americans disapprove of NFL player protests against the national anthem, but even more don't like the way President Trump has reacted to them, according to a new poll.Forty-eight percent of those polled said they believe it's inappropriate for NFL players to publicly protest through kneeling during the national anthem at games. However, 57 percent of those polled, regardless of whether they supported the protests or not, said they disapprove of the president's reaction — including his tweets and calls for players who kneeled to be fired. Only a little over one-third of those polled agreed with President Trump's reaction, respondents said in the poll."
Poll: More Americans disagree with Trump's response to NFL protests than the protests themselves
It's very well explained by a Viet Nam veteran and sports announcer out of Dallas, Texas. If you have trouble hearing it, there is an icon on the video.
I'll say it again, thank God we have a president back in the white house that loves America. Instead of the past 8 years of one that hated it, and wanted to transform it.
He is too much in love with himself to love America. And this is just one more example of that. It should have been left up to the fans and teams to decide, he hsd no business using his power to bully.
The fans are speaking: the polls show it, ratings show it, sales show it and best of all - the media can't hide it. Public pressure was brought to bear.
Trump’s business sought deal on a Trump Tower in Moscow while he ran for presidentWhile Donald Trump was running for president in late 2015 and early 2016, his company was pursuing a plan to develop a massive Trump Tower in Moscow, according to several people familiar with the proposal and new records reviewed by Trump Organization lawyers.
I
Well that was certainly a quick turn around. I thought it would be. Originally Trump called out the NFL--stating anyone kneeling--"I would fire that son of a bitch." We had people burning their team gear on T.V. and having a conniption fit over players kneeling during the National Athem. Threatening to boycott watching football, the great American sport--that is played out in about every living room on every Sunday.
Well--now they've come to their senses.
"Nearly half of Americans disapprove of NFL player protests against the national anthem, but even more don't like the way President Trump has reacted to them, according to a new poll.Forty-eight percent of those polled said they believe it's inappropriate for NFL players to publicly protest through kneeling during the national anthem at games. However, 57 percent of those polled, regardless of whether they supported the protests or not, said they disapprove of the president's reaction — including his tweets and calls for players who kneeled to be fired. Only a little over one-third of those polled agreed with President Trump's reaction, respondents said in the poll."
Poll: More Americans disagree with Trump's response to NFL protests than the protests themselves
It's very well explained by a Viet Nam veteran and sports announcer out of Dallas, Texas. If you have trouble hearing it, there is an icon on the video.
I'll say it again, thank God we have a president back in the white house that loves America. Instead of the past 8 years of one that hated it, and wanted to transform it.
He is too much in love with himself to love America. And this is just one more example of that. It should have been left up to the fans and teams to decide, he hsd no business using his power to bully.
Horseshit. If it was OK for Obama to insert himself into the Michael Brown issue and the Travon Martin issue, then it's perfectly OK for Trump to express an opinion on the NFL dispute. The reality here is that you object only because he's a Republican. If Obama was still president and rooting for the players, you would be cheering him on.
That's why the head of the NFL wants players to stand. I won't be watching Sunday no matter what.Asking "do you agree with the President's reaction" is a question so broad you can drive a super tanker through it. I might disagree that players should be fired, but that doesn't mean I don't think they should be punished or required to stand. There are thousands things I could quibble about with what he said but still support his position.
Your poll is fake news, like most MSM polls.
It's clear Trump stuck his nose in where it didn't belong. Americans have gotten back with their football teams faster than a teenage girl breaks up and then reunites back with her boyfriend.
I am certain that Pence misread all this last weekend when he walked out of the Colts game to put on his show and ended up spending $242,000.00 taxpayer dollars in the process, that is also being frowned upon today.
The price tag for Pence's trip to Indianapolis - CNNPolitics
What is astounding in all of this, is that Trump actually believed he could tear Americans away from their favorite game. It backfired, now both Trump & Pence have egg all over their faces.
The NFL also....."....care deeply about our players and respect their opinions and concerns about critical social issues."
Yeah...right. But, their fans pay the bills and the NFL has a major problem
on their hands right now.
A problem they're gonna lose.
That was a direct quote from the letter the commissioner sent.
Being attacked by a president who is abusing his power and not upholding our Constitution is a problem. I think the owners will re-think their support for the lying President "Hyperbole".
Only when it is Trump is it not an abuse.That's why the head of the NFL wants players to stand. I won't be watching Sunday no matter what.It's clear Trump stuck his nose in where it didn't belong. Americans have gotten back with their football teams faster than a teenage girl breaks up and then reunites back with her boyfriend.
I am certain that Pence misread all this last weekend when he walked out of the Colts game to put on his show and ended up spending $242,000.00 taxpayer dollars in the process, that is also being frowned upon today.
The price tag for Pence's trip to Indianapolis - CNNPolitics
What is astounding in all of this, is that Trump actually believed he could tear Americans away from their favorite game. It backfired, now both Trump & Pence have egg all over their faces.
The NFL also....."....care deeply about our players and respect their opinions and concerns about critical social issues."
Yeah...right. But, their fans pay the bills and the NFL has a major problem
on their hands right now.
A problem they're gonna lose.
That was a direct quote from the letter the commissioner sent.
Being attacked by a president who is abusing his power and not upholding our Constitution is a problem. I think the owners will re-think their support for the lying President "Hyperbole".
Expressing his opinion is not abusing his power in any way.
I
Well that was certainly a quick turn around. I thought it would be. Originally Trump called out the NFL--stating anyone kneeling--"I would fire that son of a bitch." We had people burning their team gear on T.V. and having a conniption fit over players kneeling during the National Athem. Threatening to boycott watching football, the great American sport--that is played out in about every living room on every Sunday.
Well--now they've come to their senses.
"Nearly half of Americans disapprove of NFL player protests against the national anthem, but even more don't like the way President Trump has reacted to them, according to a new poll.Forty-eight percent of those polled said they believe it's inappropriate for NFL players to publicly protest through kneeling during the national anthem at games. However, 57 percent of those polled, regardless of whether they supported the protests or not, said they disapprove of the president's reaction — including his tweets and calls for players who kneeled to be fired. Only a little over one-third of those polled agreed with President Trump's reaction, respondents said in the poll."
Poll: More Americans disagree with Trump's response to NFL protests than the protests themselves
It's very well explained by a Viet Nam veteran and sports announcer out of Dallas, Texas. If you have trouble hearing it, there is an icon on the video.
I'll say it again, thank God we have a president back in the white house that loves America. Instead of the past 8 years of one that hated it, and wanted to transform it.
He is too much in love with himself to love America. And this is just one more example of that. It should have been left up to the fans and teams to decide, he hsd no business using his power to bully.
Horseshit. If it was OK for Obama to insert himself into the Michael Brown issue and the Travon Martin issue, then it's perfectly OK for Trump to express an opinion on the NFL dispute. The reality here is that you object only because he's a Republican. If Obama was still president and rooting for the players, you would be cheering him on.
Did Obama call for suspensions or firings? Did he refer to any one as a son of a bitch? The potus is power speaking to those with far less power.
Trump Donald Trump: NFL should have suspended Colin Kaepernick for kneeling
"I watched Colin Kaepernick, and I thought it was terrible, and then it got bigger and bigger and started mushrooming, and frankly the NFL should have suspended him for one game, and he would have never done it again," Trump told Fox News's Sean Hannity in an interview Wednesday night before an audience in Harrisburg, Pa. "They could have then suspended him for two games, and they could have suspended him if he did it a third time, for the season, and you would never have had a problem. But I will tell you, you cannot disrespect our country, our flag, our anthem — you cannot do that."
Only when it is Trump is it not an abuse.That's why the head of the NFL wants players to stand. I won't be watching Sunday no matter what.
The NFL also....."....care deeply about our players and respect their opinions and concerns about critical social issues."
Yeah...right. But, their fans pay the bills and the NFL has a major problem
on their hands right now.
A problem they're gonna lose.
That was a direct quote from the letter the commissioner sent.
Being attacked by a president who is abusing his power and not upholding our Constitution is a problem. I think the owners will re-think their support for the lying President "Hyperbole".
Expressing his opinion is not abusing his power in any way.
I
Well that was certainly a quick turn around. I thought it would be. Originally Trump called out the NFL--stating anyone kneeling--"I would fire that son of a bitch." We had people burning their team gear on T.V. and having a conniption fit over players kneeling during the National Athem. Threatening to boycott watching football, the great American sport--that is played out in about every living room on every Sunday.
Well--now they've come to their senses.
"Nearly half of Americans disapprove of NFL player protests against the national anthem, but even more don't like the way President Trump has reacted to them, according to a new poll.Forty-eight percent of those polled said they believe it's inappropriate for NFL players to publicly protest through kneeling during the national anthem at games. However, 57 percent of those polled, regardless of whether they supported the protests or not, said they disapprove of the president's reaction — including his tweets and calls for players who kneeled to be fired. Only a little over one-third of those polled agreed with President Trump's reaction, respondents said in the poll."
Poll: More Americans disagree with Trump's response to NFL protests than the protests themselves
It's very well explained by a Viet Nam veteran and sports announcer out of Dallas, Texas. If you have trouble hearing it, there is an icon on the video.
I'll say it again, thank God we have a president back in the white house that loves America. Instead of the past 8 years of one that hated it, and wanted to transform it.
He is too much in love with himself to love America. And this is just one more example of that. It should have been left up to the fans and teams to decide, he hsd no business using his power to bully.
Horseshit. If it was OK for Obama to insert himself into the Michael Brown issue and the Travon Martin issue, then it's perfectly OK for Trump to express an opinion on the NFL dispute. The reality here is that you object only because he's a Republican. If Obama was still president and rooting for the players, you would be cheering him on.
Did Obama call for suspensions or firings? Did he refer to any one as a son of a bitch? The potus is power speaking to those with far less power.
Trump Donald Trump: NFL should have suspended Colin Kaepernick for kneeling
"I watched Colin Kaepernick, and I thought it was terrible, and then it got bigger and bigger and started mushrooming, and frankly the NFL should have suspended him for one game, and he would have never done it again," Trump told Fox News's Sean Hannity in an interview Wednesday night before an audience in Harrisburg, Pa. "They could have then suspended him for two games, and they could have suspended him if he did it a third time, for the season, and you would never have had a problem. But I will tell you, you cannot disrespect our country, our flag, our anthem — you cannot do that."
Obama called us all racists, and he implied that George Zimmerman Zimmerman should go to prison as well as the cop who shot the "hands up, don't shoot" thug. He caused riots in Furgeson MI.
Link to his statementsOnly when it is Trump is it not an abuse.The NFL also....."....care deeply about our players and respect their opinions and concerns about critical social issues."
Yeah...right. But, their fans pay the bills and the NFL has a major problem
on their hands right now.
A problem they're gonna lose.
That was a direct quote from the letter the commissioner sent.
Being attacked by a president who is abusing his power and not upholding our Constitution is a problem. I think the owners will re-think their support for the lying President "Hyperbole".
Expressing his opinion is not abusing his power in any way.
Was it an "abuse" when Obama gave an Opinion on Trayvon Martin or the "hands up, don't shoot" thug?
Nuance is often lost on dingbats. Just saying.Link to his statementsOnly when it is Trump is it not an abuse.Yeah...right. But, their fans pay the bills and the NFL has a major problem
on their hands right now.
A problem they're gonna lose.
That was a direct quote from the letter the commissioner sent.
Being attacked by a president who is abusing his power and not upholding our Constitution is a problem. I think the owners will re-think their support for the lying President "Hyperbole".
Expressing his opinion is not abusing his power in any way.
Was it an "abuse" when Obama gave an Opinion on Trayvon Martin or the "hands up, don't shoot" thug?
?
You have link to his words?Obama called us all racists, and he implied that George Zimmerman Zimmerman should go to prison as well as the cop who shot the "hands up, don't shoot" thug. He caused riots in Furgeson MI.Did Obama call for suspensions or firings? Did he refer to any one as a son of a bitch? The potus is power speaking to those with far less power.I
He is too much in love with himself to love America. And this is just one more example of that. It should have been left up to the fans and teams to decide, he hsd no business using his power to bully.I'll say it again, thank God we have a president back in the white house that loves America. Instead of the past 8 years of one that hated it, and wanted to transform it.
Horseshit. If it was OK for Obama to insert himself into the Michael Brown issue and the Travon Martin issue, then it's perfectly OK for Trump to express an opinion on the NFL dispute. The reality here is that you object only because he's a Republican. If Obama was still president and rooting for the players, you would be cheering him on.
Trump Donald Trump: NFL should have suspended Colin Kaepernick for kneeling
"I watched Colin Kaepernick, and I thought it was terrible, and then it got bigger and bigger and started mushrooming, and frankly the NFL should have suspended him for one game, and he would have never done it again," Trump told Fox News's Sean Hannity in an interview Wednesday night before an audience in Harrisburg, Pa. "They could have then suspended him for two games, and they could have suspended him if he did it a third time, for the season, and you would never have had a problem. But I will tell you, you cannot disrespect our country, our flag, our anthem — you cannot do that."
file, and move on.
That's why the head of the NFL wants players to stand. I won't be watching Sunday no matter what.Asking "do you agree with the President's reaction" is a question so broad you can drive a super tanker through it. I might disagree that players should be fired, but that doesn't mean I don't think they should be punished or required to stand. There are thousands things I could quibble about with what he said but still support his position.
Your poll is fake news, like most MSM polls.
It's clear Trump stuck his nose in where it didn't belong. Americans have gotten back with their football teams faster than a teenage girl breaks up and then reunites back with her boyfriend.
I am certain that Pence misread all this last weekend when he walked out of the Colts game to put on his show and ended up spending $242,000.00 taxpayer dollars in the process, that is also being frowned upon today.
The price tag for Pence's trip to Indianapolis - CNNPolitics
What is astounding in all of this, is that Trump actually believed he could tear Americans away from their favorite game. It backfired, now both Trump & Pence have egg all over their faces.
The NFL also....."....care deeply about our players and respect their opinions and concerns about critical social issues."
Yeah...right. But, their fans pay the bills and the NFL has a major problem
on their hands right now.
A problem they're gonna lose.
Trump trying to separate Fans from their NFL teams--is like trying to separate Americans from turkey on Thanksgiving.
It's already backfired on him.
He just lost a huge donor & supporter--when he did this.
Here are the NFL owners who have donated to Trump
Are you actually claiming he didn't contribute his two-bits to these issues?Link to his statementsOnly when it is Trump is it not an abuse.Yeah...right. But, their fans pay the bills and the NFL has a major problem
on their hands right now.
A problem they're gonna lose.
That was a direct quote from the letter the commissioner sent.
Being attacked by a president who is abusing his power and not upholding our Constitution is a problem. I think the owners will re-think their support for the lying President "Hyperbole".
Expressing his opinion is not abusing his power in any way.
Was it an "abuse" when Obama gave an Opinion on Trayvon Martin or the "hands up, don't shoot" thug?
?
