We expect more from our gridiron heroes than from our nation’s leaders. Perhaps the tizzy over Tom serves as a tacit admission that we also expect more responsiveness to public opinion from 345 Park Ave. than from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
No law decrees that a quarterback must turn over his texts and emails to the NFL the way that the Federal Records Act demands that the Secretary of State turn over correspondence to the government. Yet the failure of the four-time Super Bowl winner to share his iPhones, computers, and other gadgets and gizmos with NFL investigator Ted Wells sends the Fourth Estate into a frenzy.
The Wells Report notes that “although Tom Brady appeared for a requested interview and answered questions voluntarily, he declined to make available any documents or electronic information (including text messages and emails) that we requested, even though those requests were limited to the subject matter of our investigation.”
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Hillary can't be held to our standards because she is Queen. If you don't believe me, just ask her.
ReplyDeleteAs much as I hate TB, he's higher on my list than hillary is, too. She's a bigger POS than the current first lady is.
ReplyDeleteAre we being forced to display outrage over the Brady issue? It's everywhere you look.Are people actually falling for it? Does anyone actually care if he knew it or not? Most of us have our own lives to deal with.
ReplyDeleteBrady would make a great running mate ..unless the other liar from Mass. Elizabeth Warren is available
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