Irrelevant
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We wear it like a badge of honor.apparent that Americans simply don't care how bad they look.
2026 Winter Olympics
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noharleyyet
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And allegedly 2 ID's.
Irrelevant
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The outrage is definitely outrageous, optics are still bad, but par for the course. Id totally still go to the wh if invited, no matter who was pres
Caseknife
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Totally a matter of respect, may only be for the position, not necessarily for the placeholder.
Irrelevant
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But I'd definitely understand if others wouldn't. Everyone has their own line in the sand
The ONLY person who I would take interest in their opinion is, in regards to the White House, and all that, would be Ellen Hughes.
She has the best perspective from both sides of the coin than anyone.
"at the end of the day, it's just about the country."
"These players, both the men and women, can bring so much unity to a group and to a country,” she said. “People that cheered on that don’t watch hockey, people that have politics on one side or on the other side, and that’s all both the men’s team and the women’s team care about."
She also spoke about the "synergy" between the two squads.
“If you could see what we see from the inside, and the men and women sharing, you know, dorm rooms and halls and flex floors and the camaraderie and the synergy and the way the women cheered on the men and the way the men cheered on the women — that’s what it’s all about," she said. "And the other things they cannot control. They care about humanity. They care about unity and they care about the country.”
UNITY!
For Hillary Knight to make the comment, I feel was in bad taste, and was in a sense a look at me moment.
I saw the interview on ESPN, and was a little disappointed in the sense that ESPN steered the conversation to cause controversy, when it could have been a great opportunity to bring people together.
At times she made me think that she wasn’t sure how the men felt about the woman’s team, and whether the men supported the women or not. At least that’s how I saw it.
So again (and you won’t see it on ESPN) Ellen Hughes was a better gauge and more honest insight to the two teams.
We had a great opportunity to bring our nation together, if only for a little while, and the haters, once again made it a shirt show….
She has the best perspective from both sides of the coin than anyone.
"at the end of the day, it's just about the country."
"These players, both the men and women, can bring so much unity to a group and to a country,” she said. “People that cheered on that don’t watch hockey, people that have politics on one side or on the other side, and that’s all both the men’s team and the women’s team care about."
She also spoke about the "synergy" between the two squads.
“If you could see what we see from the inside, and the men and women sharing, you know, dorm rooms and halls and flex floors and the camaraderie and the synergy and the way the women cheered on the men and the way the men cheered on the women — that’s what it’s all about," she said. "And the other things they cannot control. They care about humanity. They care about unity and they care about the country.”
UNITY!
For Hillary Knight to make the comment, I feel was in bad taste, and was in a sense a look at me moment.
I saw the interview on ESPN, and was a little disappointed in the sense that ESPN steered the conversation to cause controversy, when it could have been a great opportunity to bring people together.
At times she made me think that she wasn’t sure how the men felt about the woman’s team, and whether the men supported the women or not. At least that’s how I saw it.
So again (and you won’t see it on ESPN) Ellen Hughes was a better gauge and more honest insight to the two teams.
We had a great opportunity to bring our nation together, if only for a little while, and the haters, once again made it a shirt show….
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