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Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce and a MAGA Meltdown
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Crazy talk.
Crazy Bart Simpson "They are all against you Bart, they all must die."
Maybe people are against you because your ideas and policies are not popular. People don't like them. No conspiracy needed.
Any patriotic American would love it if more people participated in our democracy. Republicans don't want the young people to vote. They want to rule us from a minority.
And I don't watch the sports ball, but I know it is not "rigged". Who'd watch a sport that is rigged? And how would they possibly rig it.
Crazy talk.
Both sides are not the same. Trump is running for dictator. Vote out these crazy Republicans.
Well, plenty of people watch pro wrestling, so this is not the best argument...
Exactly. The NFL is the one of the most popular programs on all of tv, and they’re not looking to jeopardize it. Amazon alone pays the NFL a whopping $1 billion per year for the privilege of streaming the crummy Thursday night time slot.
It was a huge scandal in 2015 when the New England Patriots was accused of intentionally underinflating their footballs to make it slightly easier to catch, leading to a $1 million fine, a four game suspension for Tom Brady, and losing two draft selections. All that over a slightly flat football. The idea that they’d intentionally rig an entire match and risk losing their massive media cash cow is, well, stupid.