Where is the integrity?

[zok21]

How can it be exciting to see the U.S. Men’s Hockey Team win the gold when they’ve lost the respect of so many Americans by partying with Keystone Kash? Why didn’t the team ask him to leave? It seems they didn’t have the balls to tell him he didn’t belong there. What an embarrassment. How can anyone feel proud of a gold medal win after seeing that?

[Scrivener7]

1. I don't blame them for his actions, and I don't think his actions take anything from their win.

[Trueblue Texan]

4. You must have missed the part when TSF called the locker room after the win...

...lamenting he was going to have to invite the women's team as well...they all laughed and groaned right along with TSF. You would think they would at least have more respect for their fellow Olympians. But nah....not women athletes. No...They were in good company with Patel and TSF. They are an embarrassment.

[Scrivener7]

5. Yes, I did miss that part. That's a shame. I'm sorry to hear they did that.

Thank you for telling me.

[mr715]

2. They won at the Olympics

They were full of dopamine and had every right to celebrate.

I doubt any of them knew who Kash Patel is.

Kash crashed the party.

Make whatever joke you want about Kash sneaking into the locker room when it was the only thing Lindsay Graham asked Santa for.

[Mysterian]

3. Sorry, Sparky. Patel's actions are on Patel, not the hockey team.

It's weird to expect a hockey team to kick someone out of their locker room at the Olympics.

[Ferrets are Cool]

6. I agree with you. They were celebrating with a man who refuses to investigate the MURDER of two US citizens

by armed, masked thugs, who just happen to be on the payroll of the American government.