After the cuck-worm girly-men at Major League Baseball's HQ stripped Bible verses from San Francisco pitchers' hats, Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri issued a statement.
In relevant part:
...Alone among America’s professional sports leagues, baseball enjoys a sweeping, judicially manufactured exemption from the federal antitrust laws—a privilege the Senate Judiciary Committee has examined with bipartisan skepticism in recent years. A league that benefits from such an extraordinary dispensation owes the public a corresponding measure of accountability, and it invites the closest scrutiny when it appears to wield its market power to punish Americans for their beliefs. That exemption, in any event, has never been understood to shield the league from its legal obligation not to discriminate against its employees on the basis of religion...
Make them cry, Senator. Then make them crawl to the players and ask forgiveness. THEN take away their exemption.
How about Josh going after Trump’s throat?
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