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Ex-ESPN reporter Darren Rovell on Monday slammed the supporters of conservative Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker as “vile,” and he labeled the former Heisman Trophy winner possibly the worst political candidate ever.

Put another notch in Major League Baseball’s woke belt. Particularly the Boston Red Sox, who turned a ceremonial first pitch into an indoctrination of critical race theory (CRT). 

That guy making sensible points on Fox News’s Jesse Watters Primetime Monday, warning of a progressive agenda, sure looked a lot like ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith. But it couldn’t really be the loud-mouth lefty from First Take fame … could it? Yes it was. Wonders never cease!

Though the Cleveland Guardians won the American League’s Central Division championship, fans are so NOT excited about this winning team. 

ESPN left-winger extraordinaire Stephen A. Smith pulled a real shocker during his new podcast, Know Mercy With Stephen A. Smith, this week. He gave the Clintons no mercy whatsoever for their history of mistreating women. Surprisingly, he cited them and their political power as proof of how powerful people can trample all over women and not be held to standards of decency. 

If Black Lives Matter had issued the USA Today “NFL Coaches Project” report, it wouldn’t look much different than the indictment released this week.

Kim Mulkey just left Baylor University to become head women’s basketball coach at LSU, putting herself in the crosshairs of the Left. According to leftist weenies with blogs, she’s bringing her anti-LGBT baggage with her, igniting renewed attacks for not playing ball with the woke mob that celebrates anything that is not heteronormative. Or any lesbian named Brittney Griner. 

To use a baseball analogy on President Joe Biden’s Monday reception for the 2021 champion Atlanta Braves, let’s just say he made more than his share of errors. Though his apologists at The Associated Press certainly weren’t going to admit that. 

Will the real Gov. Laura Kelly please stand up?

On Friday night's All Things Considered, National Public Radio questioned why on Earth the NFL is popular, and seemed to root for its popularity to decline over sexual harassment investigations and accusations of discrimination. The online headline was "Scandals? What scandals? Here's why fans are still watching the NFL." NPR quoted an anti-American viewpoint on the night of the NFL's…

Auburn University basketball coach Bruce Pearl on Thursday blew a gasket over the latest Democrat jihad on fossil fuels. The New York Post said he “executed a cannonball into the political pool” on Thursday after Cong. Rashida Tlaib (Dem-Mich.) criticized JP Morgan for not joining the Let’s war on gas and oil. 

Suspended Phoenix Suns and Mercury owner and SJW Robert Sarver announced Wednesday he plans to sell the teams despite all the great things he’s done. Claiming he’s united the community for 20 years, Sarver’s written statements come across like an arrogant man in denial of the division he’s sown. 

With ESPN rooting it on, USA Today has turned the game-day attire of NFL players into a fashion show. Their arrival is akin to the walk of fashion models down the runway. No toxic masculinity here, and the feminization of the American male continues in full swing. 

Decadence on steroids appeared among tailgating fans Sunday outside the Cleveland Browns’ stadium. Fans of disgraced, suspended quarterback Deshaun Watson went to desperate, despicable lengths to insult the massage therapists who said he had engaged in sexual misconduct with them.