over the fact that "we now have the first black president", making comparisons to Arthur Ashe and Jackie Robinson, and talking about how we now have a president that "is into sports" and "cares about sports".This morning on the "Sports Reporters" show, they were doing it, and the other day Jim Rome was doing it. Every black athlete that Rome interviewed, he had to ask them what they thought of Obama becoming president.
Give me a break.
When I go watch a sporting event, I want to watch a great athlete play sports, I don't care what color he or she might be.
I thought we were past all of that. Let's recognize people for their achievements, not their color. I think we can apply that rule to all areas of society, including politics.
If they really want to talk about politics on ESPN, why don't they ask some of those black athletes what they think of Obama's belief that socialism will fix the economy? Or how about asking some of those athletes how they feel about Obama making partial birth abortion possible again?
I'm just kidding. I really do not want to hear those questions asked on ESPN, because I definitely do not want to hear Sports reporters or athletes talking about politics and their preferences.
If I want to hear some smart-alec sports commentator, who doesn't know crap about politics, talk about politics, I'll turn to MSNBC (or is it CNBC, or did he get fired?) and watch Obermann (sp?).
