Sports Illustrated names Obama one of the ‘Most Powerful People in Sports’
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The news that launched a thousand eye rolls (yes, we’re low-balling):
They must have moved April Fools Day! RT “@breitbartnews: Obama Makes Sports Illustrated List of 50 Most Powerful People in … Sports.”
— Joe Pasquini (@Joe_Pasquini) March 9, 2013
Nope, not April Fools’ Day or The Onion. Sports Illustrated actually declared President Mom Jeans the 44th most powerful person in sports. Sports!
Breitbart.com’s Tony Lee notes:
Just like many of his undeserved accolades–most notably the Nobel Peace Prize–here is another mind-boggling media honor given to Obama by a mainstream press that genuflects more than they hold Obama to account.
Paging Jon Lovitz: Time for another “you didn’t earn that” graphic.
Who knew that TelePrompTer Reading was considered a sport? 2016 Olympic Gold to go with Nobel Peace Prize? breitbart.com/Breitbart-Spor…
— Rodger Howard (@Noz4news) March 9, 2013
Sports Illustrated names Obama #44 most powerful person in sports.Is his golf game that good?#headdesk
— rockmom (@rockmom) March 8, 2013
Sports Illustrated’s logic: Obama is one of 50 most influential people in sports because he made March Madness picks. Hell, then so am I!
— L. North (@LadyLNorth) March 8, 2013
I love sports & pop culture. I use both as diversion from politics, but that’s now futile with Obamas in White House shar.es/e1sYR
— Brad Carlson (@Brad_Carlson) March 9, 2013
For mom-jean pitching or mom-jean biking? MT @politico: Sports Illustrated names Obama one of the most powerful people in sports
— Eric(@eriContrarian) March 9, 2013
Maybe for skeet shooting? Obama totally does that all the time!
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