[Mick]

Yep, maybe he was taking cues from his friend, the ex potus.

One need not take cues from anyone when a POS all on their own. FPOTUS has no actual friends anyway.

I used to really like Brett Favre even though he was kryptonite to the Niners for several years. Loved his passion for the game, how he played it, and his authenticity. 

But time wounds all heels as they are revealed.

I feel like a member of the tiny minority who can separate the performances of athletes and entertainers from their personal proclivities, politics, woke-ism or lack thereof.  I don't care, even the least little bit, about any of those things. I've met a few of them and have been almost universally disappointed, not surprisingly.

Fred Gwynne, who actually graduated from Harvard, was asked his opinion on a political issue by a reporter, and responded (paraphrased) that actors live in a world of make-believe and their political opinions shouldn't be heard, respected or followed.  Smart man.

[Mick]

Yep, maybe he was taking cues from his friend, the ex potus.

One need not take cues from anyone when a POS all on their own. FPOTUS has no actual friends anyway.

I used to really like Brett Favre even though he was kryptonite to the Niners for several years. Loved his passion for the game, how he played it, and his authenticity. 

But time wounds all heels as they are revealed.

I feel like a member of the tiny minority who can separate the performances of athletes and entertainers from their personal proclivities, politics, woke-ism or lack thereof.  I don't care, even the least little bit, about any of those things. I've met a few of them and have been almost universally disappointed, not surprisingly.

Fred Gwynne, who actually graduated from Harvard, was asked his opinion on a political issue by a reporter, and responded (paraphrased) that actors live in a world of make-believe and their political opinions shouldn't be heard, respected or followed.  Smart man.