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Actor and director Nick Searcy is no stranger to the blasphemy of the Twitter mob … but thankfully he's kept not only his ground but his account as well. Most commonly known as Art Mullen in the TV series Justified, Searcy lamented the lack of fans at the NCAA game Feb 6, and noted that leftists “ruin everything.” He’s not wrong.

Super Bowl 55 will be remembered as a game that lacked competitiveness, but also one in which the NFL and CBS rammed social justice down the throats of viewers. Those on the Right found much of it offensive, but at least one media lefty – Deadspin blogger Julie DiCaro -- is critical of the event, too.

The Chiefs lost the Super Bowl and it's not just Kansas City fans who hope it's the last time.

Get your tissues because this one’s a tearjerker. For once, a commercial that doesn’t make you want to turn off the TV!

On Sunday’s CNN Newsroom, host Fredricka Whitfield brought on correspondent Randi Kaye for a laughably bad segment which almost seemed like a parody of CNN. Kaye, who was tasked with covering Tampa Bay during the Super Bowl this weekend, bragged about her double mask due to the large crowds in Tampa and about calling the cops on maskless fans.

When U.S. Senators Rand Paul and Mitt Romney asked Dr. Miguel Cardona Friday if he will uphold the Office of Civil Rights’ past opposition to males competing in female sports, they were actually throwing a marginalized group under the bus. That’s the jaded opinion of SBNation Outsports LGBTQ apologist Ken Schultz, who accused the two Republicans of wading into the “mire of misgendering and…

NY Post’s Phil Mushnick predicted the NFL season would end with “reminders that we’re all racists who need to change our ways."

In the media’s tradition of fear mongering about holidays, gathering with friends and families, and anything else that brings joy to people, MSNBC is now freaking out about people having Super Bowl Parties. On Friday’s MSNBC Live, substitute host Chris Jansing collaborated with former Obama CDC director Tom Frieden to command that people not do simple things that make them happy.…

Nothing demonstrates how sports writing has changed over the years like the Super Bowl coverage we’re seeing. There is scant focus on matchups or x’s and o’s, but ample Super Bowl coverage is accorded to the peripheral and the bizarre.

The topic of transgenders in sports is ablaze this week with numerous parties weighing in on the controversy. Fox Sports talk show host Marcellus Wiley called for a separate division for transgender athletes and he drew a sharp rebuke from SBNation Outsports, which wants the floodgates opened wide for transgenders in women's sports. 

Tampa Bay quarterback Tom Brady appeared in a Zoom press conference Tuesday to talk about Sunday’s Super Bowl game versus Kansas City. The media turned the event into an ambush on Brady over his past friendship with Donald Trump and the issue of racism.

In its first awarding of the idiot of the month dishonor, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (Alabama-Republican) has been dragged through the mud in vile fashion by Deadspin. Sen. Tuberville gets a thorough trashing by being portrayed as "the shotgun pointed at our face," an ignorant idiot and as Rudy Giuliani’s go-to stooge who keeps falling upward and can do the nation real damage.

The latest so-called “proof” of “systemic racism” in the United States has arrived on the heels of the just-completed National Football League head coach hiring phase. Five of the new seven head coaches are white men, one is African American and one is Lebanese.

America has been broken by radicalized people out for blood. They’re racists and homophobes and worried about illegal aliens taking their jobs. These are the opinions of Stan Van Gundy, head coach of the NBA’s New Orleans Pelicans, the self-described poster boy for white guilt and a man who obviously doesn’t get his news from Newsmax.