Maybe life back in Cuba would be more to her liking?
In quite the moment of stunningly cluelessness, ESPN’s Rebecca Lobo had to freeze up towards the end of a WNBA game for… wait for it… accidentally saying something that might be mistaken for a positive comment about the United States.
As seen in the video below (from Black and White Sports), in the closing minute of an embarrassingly poor example of the American sport of basketball between the Indiana Fever and the Las Vegas Aces, the notion of the First Amendment crept into the broadcast.
As it turns out, Indiana player Aliyah Boston was whistled for fouling Ace’s player Jackie Young.
As the officials were reviewing the call, Lobo openly disagreed with the officials, believing that Young never committed a foul to begin with.
It was then that things went south. As Lobo said to co-announcer Pam Ward;
“I disagree with them, and that’s fine. That’s what makes America great, right Pam Ward?”
Then, nearly 10 seconds of stunned silence. To think that Lobo not only said something positive about America, she also ALMOST parroted Pres. Trump.
Talk about “systemic” hatred, huh?
After the rather uncomfortable silence, Lobos stumbled over herself stating;
“I should rephrase that…”
Honestly, if you don’t believe that the alphabet media elite doesn’t systematically hammer Trump at every turn, then you might have TDS.