"angry about things that didn't happen and wouldn't have affected anyone if they did," the Fox News story
Checking in after the weekend - are people angry about a thing that didn't happen? A thing that, if it happened, wouldn't have affected them in any way? Folks, America's back.https://twitter.com/justinbaragona/status/1412414652588384267 …
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"a huge percentage think it's believable" perhaps, in part, because you keep telling them it happened, whether or not it actually did...
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"This is going to be a story" = "please, God, let this be a story"
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They're trying too hard to make this a thing. But I see this happen with both sides. I follow you bc you call out both sides.
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The Gentleman with the harmonica? Bob Dylan was there?
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The story was about some athletes not facing the old veteran playing the anthem on a harmonica but apparently they were facing the flag so it's cool
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It’s almost like we’ve encouraged a huge percentage of the population to hold certain beliefs or prejudices and now they do hold those prejudices and look where we are…
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