Fifty-eight percent say that athletes “should be required to stand” during the National Anthem. Thirty-three percent disagreed and nine percent of respondents said they didn’t know.
Rep. Andy Harris (R-MD) plans to educate members of the House of Representatives on Monday when he will tell them 10 reasons to stand for the national anthem
Actor and activist Jesse Williams said in an interview Sunday that the NFL’s pregame national anthem ceremony is a marketing ‘scam” that the U.S. government uses to “get boys and girls to go fly overseas and go kill people.’
President Donald Trump offered a simple solution to the NFL in reaction to the player protesters taking a knee during the National Anthem: ban it.
President Donald Trump signaled a small victory over the NFL after the Dallas Cowboys stood for the National Anthem at the beginning of their Monday night football game.
Following a weekend full of NFL players refusing to stand for our National Anthem, the NRA released an ad making clear they will not take a knee after so many American heroes “charged into battle through bombs and bullets.”
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama — At an event at the Birmingham International Airport on Monday, Vice President Mike Pence echoed President Donald Trump’s comments regarding the national anthem protests. Friday, the president spoke out against athletes who refuse to stand for the
Latin pop superstar Marc Anthony slammed President Donald Trump Monday, demanding that he stop talking about NFL national anthem protests and focus on helping Puerto Rico.
Conservative radio powerhouse Rush Limbaugh told fans that he decided to skip NFL football last weekend “with great sadness” knowing that the whole league was going to erupt in anti-American protests.
Former University of Alabama running back turned ordained minister Siran Stacy spoke at a rally for Judge Roy Moore in Alabama on Tuesday evening, alongside the likes of Stephen K. Bannon, Nigel Farage, and Phil Robertson, where he outlined his opposition to recent NFL protests against the American national anthem.
During an interview on SiriusXM Progress set to air on Tuesday, former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton stated it’s “deeply troubling” that President Trump has attacked black athletes for peacefully protesting and that he doesn’t attack white supremacists or Vladimir Putin.
Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, explains to Politico’s Jason Schwartz why the politicization of the national anthem at NFL football games is such a white-hot topic in America’s culture wars.
On Monday, radio host Rush Limbaugh said that he didn’t watch the NFL for the first time in 45 years on Sunday and that the NFL’s “mystique is gone.” Partial Transcript as Follows: “I was so sad Sunday morning when
On Monday’s “CNN Newsroom,” CNN Senior Political Reporter Nia-Malika Henderson responded to White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ suggestion that players protest police, not the flag by arguing that it’s “silly” to suggest that there’s a right way and a
Members of Congress are growing more interested in legislation that seeks to strip taxpayer funding from sports arenas following the recent NFL protests of the National Anthem.
NASCAR racing legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. broke with NASCAR owners, who threatened to fire athletes protesting the National Anthem, to support the protesters.
On Monday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” co-host Brian Kilmeade expressed his disagreement with the National Anthem protests and argued that President Trump made the situation worse. Kilmeade said that he has been “outraged” by the
The cast members of Star Trek Discovery were slammed by social media users Sunday after a photo of the CBS show’s stars taking a knee went viral online.
The act of NFL players taking a knee during the National Anthem has gone from being a stunt to a plague that is infecting the whole league. When NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell responded to President Trump’s criticism by defending the players, he showed that he not only has no clue why NFL viewership is in the tank, he also has no clue what the National Anthem is all about.
Sterling K. Brown and Chadwick Boseman have high praise for the pro football players who took a knee in protest of President Donald Trump.
Music super-producer Pharrell Williams joined in with the NFL players who boycotted the national anthem on Sunday, by taking a knee during the Charlottesville unity concert.
Contrary to what dishonest leftists, the media, and the NFL want you to believe, when you are at work, no one, including a bunch of crybaby football players, has the right to express themselves. (I thought about adding Terry Bradshaw to that list, but he might just be dumb.)
Coke doesn’t tell you to drink Pepsi. But the NFL tells the majority of its fans to spend their Sundays doing something else.
President Donald Trump noted that fans of the NFL booed players who chose to protest during the National Anthem, pointing out that it was only a small percentage of the total NFL roster.
President Donald Trump applauded NASCAR team owners who said they would fire any of their drivers or employees who chose to protest during the National Anthem.
Several owners of National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) teams have claimed they will back Donald Trump’s suggestion that NFL players who protest the national anthem should be fired.
A long list of NFL teams and up to 130 players protested during the playing of the national anthem as the NFL’s Week 3 began, Sunday. The protests came on the heels of President Donald Trump’s criticism of the National Football League for allowing the growing number of protests.
A nonprofit group that supports President Donald Trump has launched an ad campaign to urge Americans to stand with the president in his criticism of the National Football League.
As the NFL’s Sunday games rolled on, sports announcers, commentators, and reporters began commenting on President Donald Trump’s criticisms of the national anthem protests burning throughout the league.
“This has nothing to do with race,” Trump said as reporters pressed him about his remarks.
Standing with locked arms is good, kneeling is not acceptable,” he wrote on Twitter. “Bad ratings!”
The National Football League is set to feature an ad touting “unity” during Sunday Night Football this week, even as more and more players join to display the disunity against the country fostered by protests staged during the playing of the national anthem.
Former Rep. Donna Edwards (D-MD) is urging all NFL players to kneel during the National Anthem Sunday to protest President Trump.
Celebrities and sports stars took to social media over the weekend to urge athletes from around the sporting world to “take a knee” during the National Anthem, after President Donald Trump said Friday that any players who protest in that manner should be fired by their team’s owners.
On Sunday, the Pittsburgh Steelers announced that the entire team would refuse to take the field during the playing of the national anthem, but the plan seems to violate league rules.
President Donald Trump continued to stoke the controversy over NFL players taking a knee during the national anthem to protest law enforcement.
Stevie Wonder dropped to both knees ahead of his concert at the Global Citizen Festival in New York City Saturday, where he told the thousands in attendance he was taking a knee for America and both knees in prayer for the world and its leaders.
Former Los Angeles Lakers Kobe Bryant jumped onto the anti-Trump bandwagon, Saturday evening, tweeting that President Donald Trump’s very name “inspires hatred.”
Friday on the Offended America podcast, former New York Mets and Baltimore Orioles general manager Jim Duquette weighed in on quarterback Colin Kaepernick, saying he does not think the free agent should be employed if he continues his national anthem
During a speech in Alabama tonight, President Donald Trump took a few minutes to slam NFL players like Colin Kaepernick who indulge protests during the playing of the national anthem. Trump said that he hopes such players are removed from the field and said he’d “love” to see NFL owners fire them.
