Former NFL punter Chris Kluwe is really, really unwell.
When he heard that Senate Democrats blocked a bill that would have gotten men out of women’s sports, you can bet this made the two brain cells in his skull that still function oh so delighted. In a post on Bluesky, he said as much.
"I support and am happy the party came together to stop this," Kluwe wrote, according to OutKick. "However, this is what they should be doing on EVERYTHING. I’ve said it before and I’ll keep saying it - we are in an existential crisis as a country. We’re either going to emerge as Americans, or as something else."
Tell me you’re a lunatic without telling me you’re a lunatic.
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For reference, this is the same guy that went to a California city council meeting in February and was arrested for calling President Trump and his agenda a “Nazi movement.” When a city in California takes you out in handcuffs for being a whack-job, you know you’ve crossed a line.
He doubled-down on his insanity by going on The Reid Out with Joy Reid. CNN obviously loved him for saying this, and for the fact that he’s a huge proponent of LGBT issues. It would make sense that a nobody like him would say stuff like this to get attention. After all, he was a punter for the Minnesota Vikings for eight years. He’s got to fill that need for recognition somehow.
Low-life people who side with Democrats are so desperate to be known that they will remove any doubt that they are low-IQ people who have nothing better to do than act stupid. Kluwe should be ashamed of himself, but its clear that the critical-thinking part of his brain stopped working a long time ago.
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