Moonbats Denounce US Hockey Team

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The USA’s Olympic champion hockey team was a big hit at last night’s SOTU address. Via Fox News:

Independent voters especially loved the moment when the players entered the House Chamber wearing their gold medals and USA sweatshirts, and were met with thunderous “U-S-A” chants.

In contrast to genuine Americans, moonbats denounce the team. Via National Review:

The charge against the men’s team seems to be four-fold. First, that, having won the gold, its members declined to address the “tide of fascism in the United States” and instead said gauche hyper-nationalistic things, such as, “This is all about our country right now,” “I love the USA,” “I’m so proud to be American today,” “This is for every American,” “It’s the greatest country in the world,” and “Everyone better be wearing the red, white, and blue for as long as they can.” Second, that during a post-game phone call with a rollicking President Trump, the players didn’t band together on the spot to push back against his supposedly sexist jokes — or apologize later for their complicity. Third, that the team subsequently agreed to go to the White House to celebrate their victory — and, even worse, that it seems excited by that prospect. Fourth, that the FBI director, Kash Patel, went over to Italy to watch the game and then chugged beer with the team in the locker room. Together, the sporting press is keen to inform us, these decisions have “sullied” the USA’s victory and ruined the reputations of its architects for all time.

Grouses liberal HuffPost:

If waving the American flag or chanting “USA!” turns you off right now, you’re not alone.

Here a moonbat with a pierced septum and tacky tattoos educates us on why hockey is bad; it is a rough game played by white guys who might have voted for the President:

Also, hockey is sexist. If ever life gets you down, remind yourself that at least you are not married to this harpy from hell:

The women’s team was invited to the White House as well as the men’s team. But it declined to go, possibly preferring to pout about exclusion.

On tips from Wiggins and Varla.