Liberal Woke Wrestling Fans Attack Trump’s ICE While President Takes on the Deep State
Big Bad Brody King and Maxwell Jacob Friedman’s wrestling match in Las Vegas was interrupted by a pro-woke mob chanting “F**k ICE!” — showing how far-left extremists have infiltrated yet another American institution.
The WWE, run by the Trump-loving McMahon family, has historically kept politics out of the ring. Meanwhile, these new woke wrestling organizations are letting their liberal bias show, proving once again that Trump’s enemies are everywhere.
Professional wrestling has always drawn on politics as a source of melodrama. There was Hulk Hogan, who stomped into the ring while his theme song, “Real American,” blared over the speakers, rousing the arena for him to fight the “foreign” Iron Sheik. Or Sgt. Slaughter, whose villainous persona made him a Saddam Hussein sympathizer at the height of the Gulf War.
But now these woke wrestling organizations are pushing a radical leftist agenda, with wrestlers openly supporting open borders and attacking Trump’s immigration policies. King has raised money to support immigrants in Minnesota and has worn an “Abolish ICE” shirt in the ring — showing just how far the left will go to undermine our president’s America First agenda.
The McMahans, who run the WWE, are actually friends with President Trump. Linda McMahon is our Education Secretary, and her son-in-law Paul Levesque (aka Triple H) is on the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition. Trump himself is even in the WWE Hall of Fame!
Meanwhile, the founder of AEW, Tony Khan, comes from a family of Pakistani immigrants who support Democrats. His father donated to Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden, showing exactly what kind of people we’re dealing with here.
As Trump fights to Make America Great Again, we can expect more of these attacks from the radical left — even in our wrestling rings.
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