Left: Bad Bunny (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson) Right: Randy Fine (AP Photo/Steve Cannon, File)
represent. Randy Fine (R-Fla.) Facing bipartisan backlash for calling on FCC to investigate matter bad bunny About his performance in the Super Bowl on Sunday.
“It doesn’t matter what it says in Spanish. Encouraging children to use cocaine on live television is a crime. It doesn’t matter who is singing. It is illegal to play profanity during the Super Bowl. Both of these things happened during Super Bowl Sunday. The degenerates behind them must be held accountable,” Fine wrote in a letter to the FCC chairman. Brendan Carr.
“I urge the FCC to conduct a thorough investigation and pursue the maximum penalties allowed by the law. Failure to do so sends a message that lewd conduct is tolerated as long as it is profitable, and that is a message that will not be tolerated,” Fein concluded.
His arguments were not particularly popular with either the left or the right.
“This guy is one of the greediest liars in the Republican caucus, and that’s really saying something considering he’s in the same state as the Republican Party. Corey Mills,”submit national reviewof Jeff Blahar.
Assertion: “This is stupid conservatism” washington examiner Contributor Kimberly Ross.
“Today’s culture wars on the right have arguably transcended Dylan Mulvaney Bud Light, Kente cloth Nancy Pelosi and the other dumbest liberal shit from 2020,” declared Leighton Woodhouse.
“How it started: A confident prediction of Trump’s realignment among young Latino men 24 years later. How’s it going: Multiple Republicans demand federal investigation into perhaps the most popular young Latino man in America and the world?” musing liberal columnist Ronald Bronstein.
“The Republican majority is an absolute joke. Totally useless and obsessed with irrelevance,” RedState’s take Bunch.
But wait, there’s more:
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