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Not only was the late Rush Limbaugh politically incorrect about presidents and politics, he was also reviled by left-wing sports media for his commentaries about football and the COVID-19 virus. 

Liberal journalists are so desperate in their attempts to exonerate Colin Kaepernick of anti-Americanism that one of them is now using the Jan. 6 Capitol riot to do just that. USA Today Race and Inequality Editor Mike Freeman has a new column out today tying a single Capitol rioter to hypocrites who demonized Colin Kaepernick for disrespecting the flag in 2016.

Tampa Bay’s Super Bowl-winning quarterback Tom Brady has finally escaped criticism for his past friendship with Donald Trump, but due to the color of his skin, he still can’t catch a break from the Deadspin blog. Race-baiting Rob Parker asserts Brady is merely the “Great White Hope,” not the greatest quarterback of all time.

What did you do Sunday evening? I watched the gaudiest pageant ever performed on television, interspersed with a football game. The football game was serious, dare I say, dignified, adult entertainment. Yet what came with it was typical American excess. Lights flashing, deafening noise, hundreds of people marching, and I believe there were cartoon figures parading around the field. I worried…

Some people watched the Super Bowl last Sunday and felt all too often reminded of how abnormal a year it is, with coaches and players wearing masks on the sidelines, a third of the normal crowd in the stands, and celebrations of healthcare workers on the frontlines fighting COVID. 

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

On January 29, former NFL football player Benjamin Watson and his wife Kirsten gave a short talk for the virtual March for Life. They encouraged viewers to be living witnesses to the pro-life movement and to recognize that being pro-life is not opposed to true justice. 

Year after year, arrest after arrest, the National Football League’s domestic violence plague continues with no end in sight. It’s because the league and society simply do not care. If a player abuses off the field and has the skill or potential to contribute on the field, he’s all too often allowed to keep playing, says USA Today writer Mike Freeman.