
Gabe Kapler, the current manager for the San Francisco Giants, has decided he will not come out for the National Anthem until he “feels better” about America. Looks like somebody wants a pity party.
Before the Giants faced the Reds on Friday in Cincinnati, San Francisco manager Gabe Kapler told reporters he didn’t plan on coming onto the field for the national anthem after 19 children and two teachers were killed in a mass shooting at a school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, just three days ago.
Kapler added that will continue to be his plan until he feels “better about the direction of our country.”
You’re free to leave at any time, Gabe. By the way, who’s running the country right now?
Kapler wrote about his feelings toward America, gun violence and the Uvalde massacre. In the post, he explained his father told him to stand for the pledge of allegiance when he thought the country was representing its people well and not to stand during times when it was not.
Wow, it’s almost like Gabe is a fair-weather American, like every other leftist. Fancy that.
It’s not the first time Kapler has made a statement with his actions. In 2020, Kapler and several Giants players kneeled during the national anthem to protest racial injustice.
Yeah, I’m sure Gabe is a big fan of Colin Kaepernick.
The only reason I even know this jackass is because he used to be the manager of the Phillies. In his two years at the helm, his win/loss record was 161-163. That pretty much says it all.