In the Round Up, Representative Matt Gaetz trolls Brooklyn Nets owner, Joe Tsai and is blocked; is it time for a Conor McGregor vs Jake Paul financial blockbuster fight, is Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay drunk, and the return of Jim Crow courtesy of the Democrat Plantation!
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SPORTS ROUND UP
Slumping Brooklyn Nets fire Steve Nash amid chaos on and off the court (The Guardian)
The Brooklyn Nets have a troika of problems: Ben Simmons, Kevin Durant, and Kyrie Irving. The firing of Steve Nash will not solve it. Neither will the promotion of Jacque Vaughn. Nets owner Joe Tsai doesn’t have a clue but doesn’t care to have one as he doesn’t care about winning but profitability. The average fan doesn’t understand there is a difference between the two.
This team should be championship-ready, but egos are destroying it, and that’s not likely to change.
Antonio Brown on selling Gisele Bündchen shirt after Tom Brady’s divorce (nypost.com)
Whether you like Antonio Brown or loathe him, you must side with him here. This is a shirt to raise money by showcasing a Super Bowl moment. That’s not a dig. Now, if you want to question why the Gisele Bundchen picture, then you’re being foolish. She’s all over the news, and neither party – Bundchen or Tom Brady is being ostracized or seen as bad people. Instead, it’s seen as unfortunate. That could help generate sales of the shirt. It’s not a bad marketing idea.
Conor McGregor Is in a Lose-Lose Situation When It Comes to Jake Paul (insider.com)
Conor McGregor has been a shadow of himself. The likelihood of the younger and bigger Jake Paul knocking him out is real. Between size and age, combined with McGregor’s downhill performances in the past years, this could be a fight that Paul is the favorite. Finally, unfair or lopsided, call it what you want; this fight would generate hundreds of millions. McGregor has a massive fan base, and leftist media views Paul as the train wreck everyone’s waiting to see.
The Indianapolis Colts’ ownership is pathetic. Frank Reich was this team’s problem, not an offensive coordinator who didn’t call plays.
If not for being a lousy team with the top draft pick to take Peyton Manning, Jim Irsay, who inherited the team and was born with a silver spoon, would still be a joke of an owner. To add to this, let’s not forget Manning underperformed in the championship department with the Colts. Was it all Manning or questionable management and owner decisions?
SPORTS GRUMBLINGS SPOTLIGHT
Fired Up: Conservative v. Libertarian, Mises Takeover (sportsgrumblings.com)
The Conservative Latino, William Del Pilar, and our Libertarian founder, John T. Georgopoulos, discuss the differences between a conservative and a libertarian, the dysfunction of the Libertarian Party, the Mises Caucus takeover, and the Libertarian endorsement of a Republican Senate candidate in Arizona – Blake Masters.
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POLITICS, POP CULTURE, AND ENTERTAINMENT
Nets Owner Joe Tsai Blocks Rep. Matt Gaetz for Pointing Out China-Kyrie Hypocrisy (OutKick)
Too many morons hate Representative Matt Gaetz because he’s willing to fight Democrats at their level. Whether the donor or consultant class in the Republican Party doesn’t matter. Every time they go after Gaetz, he pushes back.
Only the Gaetz types would truthfully expose who Brooklyn Nets owner Joe Tsai really is. An owner who uses and condones slave labor in China. Yet, the leftist media praises Tsai for blocking him. That should tell you everything you need to know regarding media in the sports industry.
‘Superfly’ actor Kaalan Walker sentenced to 50 years in prison for sexual assault (nbcnews.com)
This is mind-boggling. To think entertainers would do this when we assume groupie girls are available. It’s athletes, too; in the end, these actions prove that it’s about power, not sex.
This punk kid threw his life away because of stupidity and not wanting to think rationally about right versus wrong. He’ll spend many years thinking about it until he’s up for parole.
Hey, in California and New York right now, that could be next week, the way they’re letting murderers and rapists out. 🤦🏽♂️
Voters Against Obscene Books in Public Schools (Rasmussen Reports)
This helped lead the Republican Party to a successful election night. No, there was no “Red Wave,” but there are trackable reasons for that. We know why, and again, it’s self-inflicted wounds by the Republican Party that destroy election dominance.
School choice was one of the biggest reasons parents went to the polls in this cycle. The GOP didn’t know until the final few months how important and good an election topic was and is.
Maybe it shouldn’t be surprising because most politicians send their kids to private and not public schools.
School district holds race-segregated gatherings (libsoftiktok.com)
A Latino from a family ranging from Nubian blacks to pasty whites, our Brown Grumbler shakes his head at race hustlers and Democrats bringing Jim Crow back. 🤦🏽♂️
However, it also saddens him to see minorities abiding by what Democrat Plantation masters tell them – most of which are lies – allowing themselves to be used.
Segregation helps no one, especially minorities because it creates greater tribalism. In tribalism, you only accept your own. Well, when black Americans make up about 10 percent of the country and leftists are encouraging them to segregate; that will have dire consequences in the “real world.” We fight to unite as Americans, regardless of race, color or creed.
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