“Days after USA Today “reporter” Nancy Armour compared Caitlin Clark allegedly flopping on the basketball court to the people who lynched Black people — no, this isn’t satire — the outlet published a false report about why Clark skipped the WNBA Orange Carpet on Thursday.

According to another USA Today “reporter,” Heather Burns, Clark skipped the event to “get her hair done in her hometown of Des Moines.”

As expected, the report riled up the anti-Clark and anti-White brigades across the WNBA community. How dare she skip the event for a hair appointment?

Well, she didn’t.

Clark missed the event because she was — wait for it — hosting a charity dinner in her hometown.

USA Today finally corrected its false report on Friday, issuing the following note:

“Clarification: Caitlin Clark was attending an event for the Caitlin Clark Foundation, which is why she missed the WNBA All-Star Weekend Orange Carpet.” (Courtesy FoxNews.com)

Like many of you, I have been watching the controversies going on in the WNBA surrounding Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever and her teammate Sophie Cunningham.

What’s intriguing about the situation to me is the fact that it is a microcosm of the societal war going on between those who are trying to put American normalcy in the trash bin and those who feel that they are entitled.

Caitlin Clark is the best women’s basketball player I have ever seen.

In terms of her abilities, she has no weaknesses on the basketball court. She plays defense, she passes the ball beautifully and instinctively with a view of the court that is unparalleled, and she shoots lights out every game.

Sophie Cunningham is very talented as well and a solid player. What she said concerning allowing transvestites to play women’s basketball or any sport against women was spot on and everybody knows it.

Regarding Miss Clark, the league itself seems to have a chip on their shoulder about her. The players are intentionally fouling her in the most egregious ways.

Like any competitive athlete, she is “getting her dandruff up” concerning the situation and I don’t blame her one bit.

Those in the media, like the cockeyed columnist at USA Today who compared the situation to the tragedy of Emmett Till, have been piling on and piling on to the extent to where even former President Barack Hussein Obama told Caitlin not to listen to any of the garbage.

The WNBA has not been profitable for years, having to be subsidized by the NBA.

What America is witnessing now concerning their reaction to Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham explains why they are not profitable. They are trying to kill the Golden Goose or Geese in order to maintain a status quo more concerned with race and lifestyles than excellent play on the court.

Until the WNBA recognizes what the fans want and puts it ahead of what they want, their financial situation will continue to be mired in the mud instead of standing on top of the mountain.

Until He Comes,

KJ