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@HeidiBriones Never in my life did I think feminism would get the point where they would defend men calling themselves women as if they were real women.

Crowd is booing Sophie whenever she subs in or gets the ball. They're waving trans flags. Embarrassing. 🙈

@Uknowhat2024 @Coop_Daniels @IndianaFever Did he or she just not say it?

@Coop_Daniels @IndianaFever Oh great wise men, tell us EXACTLY how YOU would make the WNBA great?

the reaction on this young fan's face when Sophie Cunningham gifted her a game-worn shoe after tonight's win in Portland 🥹

@youneedaclue @GuntherEagleman It’s not even a criminal offense, it’s a traffic ticket.

@GuntherEagleman CBS would be sued for breach of contract and wrongful termination PLUS attorneys fees, and sanctions, for firing Tony Romo BEFORE jurisprudence is concluded. Being accused of a crime is not a fireable offense. Becoming convicted of criminality is a morale turpitude breech.

@cbdefender2019 @GuntherEagleman Most non-celebrities wouldn’t get fired.

@GuntherEagleman Tony Romo was arrested for driving under the influence so he should be held accountable for his actions. Just like someone who isn't a celebrity would if they did the same thing.

CBS is making a major mistake. If they let Tony Romo walk, don’t expect him to be available for long. NBC and FOX would have every reason to pursue him, and I wouldn’t be surprised if a bidding war followed.

@Coog4Life67 @annara1 @kathleenmadigan They got a warrant for blood, so we shall see what it comes back at.

@annara1 @kathleenmadigan An open alcoholic beverage in your car is a citation in most states but is not considered evidence of DWI. At best it's considered probable cause to further investigate. The only "evidence" (in Wisconsin) is refusal of a blood test but is not considered a guilty plea.

Such horseshit. I dont even know or care about Tony Romo and i luv football but hes been convicted of nothing..zero.. yet and that cop fucked up so much....

@JayCasino_ @KAHALA123Y BS in Political Science from UW-Whitewater and BS in Management Information Systems from MSOE.

@Andy15290 @KAHALA123Y Then you should know that it’s not for just getting a job. May I ask you? What do you have a degree in what school did you attend?

It should be illegal to require a bachelor’s degree for a job that pays less than $40k, a master’s degree for under $75k, or a PhD for under $100k. Like, federally illegal to require those degrees for jobs that pay less than these minimums.

@Blue8E @KendraMiddleton It's not a criminal offense. It's a traffic ticket. Any other state, yes. Wisconsin, no.

@KendraMiddleton Yeah, because the idea of an epstein class elite caucasian male being held accountable for a CRIME is completely unfathomable isn’t it?

Starting to think CBS paid the cop

@furious_cs @CallahanAutoCo It's not a criminal offense, just a fine.

@CallahanAutoCo They still have to pay him probably. His contract may contain a clause for being convicted of a crime but he has not even been convicted yet. He will get paid.

Why would CBS fire their best announcer? He can still pay someone to drive him to work? He wasn’t on the clock driving a company vehicle?

@johnpaulmathie @CallahanAutoCo He didn't get charged with a crime, it's a forfeiture offense (a fine).

@CallahanAutoCo If you work for a large corporation and a visible member of that company. You should know that if you get charged with a crime and yes something as serious as drunk driving, don’t be surprised if you lose that job If he can pay someone to drive him why didn’t he?

@11Olv77 @ScottFerrall No criminal charge, so jail isn't an option.

@ScottFerrall Drunk Driving. Open container. Case closed. Rehab or 30 days in jail

IMAGINE THAT ! Tony Romo placed on leave by CBS until further notice. Court date Sept 21. He failed everything and now begins the fallout. People will forget by the season opener

@MrJosephSchmoe @Zigmanfreud There's a huge difference between convicted and not convicted. Plus, one is a crime and the other isn't.

@Zigmanfreud First you defend a convicted pedophile, now an intoxicated driver.

If Tony Romo gets pulled over by an even semi-rational male police officer, he still has his job…

@drawandstrike @catturd2 It's not a criminal charge, so there will be no jail time.

He's on indefinite leave until further notice, because CBS has no frickin' idea what Tony's sentence is gonna be for the DUI. It could be brief jail time, or a couple hunnert hours of community service. They don't know. So to prevent scheduling conflicts, they are announcing he's on leave until this gets hashed out. I've been following Tony's story since he was a rookie with the Cowboys. He's not an arrogant shitheel. He knows he messed up. He knows he needs to do better. He'll always have this on his record, having embarrassed himself, being forced to sit on the sidelines for a few games while JJ Watt fills in for him, while he waits to find out what the courts will decide about his case.

Oh boy. Here we go.

@JACKDGIRL @FoxNews It's just a fine, not a criminal charge. Probably won't plea.

@FoxNews He was intoxicated. maybe they will let him plea to wet reckless..But we are all Impressed, polite and respectful not like the many other Ghetto football and basketball players. Add in Actor and elected. For that respect-Forgiven !

NEW: CBS says analyst Tony Romo is "on leave from his role at CBS Sports until further notice" just one week after his drunk driving arrest in Wisconsin. Former Houston Texans defensive lineman and CBS' number two analyst J.J. Watt will replace Romo as lead NFL analyst, joining play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz on the network's broadcast team. CBS is prepared for an extended Romo leave, according to an industry source who added that Watt has been told his addition to the lead announcing team is indefinite. Milwaukee County deputies pulled Romo over on Interstate 43 after they said he made an unsafe pass. According to the sheriff's office, he showed signs of impairment, struggled through field sobriety tests and refused a preliminary breath test.

@omashox @LangmanVince Not leaked, it's public record. Anyone can get bodycam footage. Just have to ask and pay the required fee.

@LangmanVince That shouldn’t result in him losing his job. He will be punished by the government and the public because the video was leaked.

Imagine risking your job that pays you $18 million a year to talk about football games about 20 times a year because you didn't want to pay $40 for an Uber ride after you got hammered playing golf.

@gemgoon @Joseph328013992 @DezBryant Not a misdemeanor charge, it's a fine.

@Joseph328013992 @DezBryant Okay. Im Defending either of these dudes. But most people will not lose their job if they got a DWI, unless they’re in a company vehicle. Misdemeanor charges don’t lead to job lost unless it’s some type of fraud. But Romo was dumb and should lose his. That salary is a privilege

Lay off my QB. As smart as Romo is and as great as he is as an analyst ..the knowledge he rarely shows the world is on another level. Romo should locks in..create and build his own thing and run circles around CBS.. 9 Just know..one decision doesn’t define the journey.

@eagles27 @exhaustedBS I don't know for sure, unfortunately.

@Andy15290 @exhaustedBS How long after he was pulled over? So did Tiger but by the time they drew it he was at legal .08

Hmmm. What you can do to pass a DUI is not drink and then drive. What the fuck??? Fucking morons.

@JayCasino_ @KAHALA123Y Yes, and it's not needed for my job. I have two BS degrees, actually. But when high schools talk about going to college, it's to get a good job, not to get knowledge. Should it be just about knowledge, yes. Is it, no.

@Andy15290 @KAHALA123Y It’s not about just jobs! Do you even have your degree?

@KAHALA123Y I hate government intervention, but I so agree with the point. When they just want a degree but don't care what it's in, that means you really don't need it.

@itguy0075 @KAHALA123Y No, they shouldn't require a PhD.

@KAHALA123Y So if I get a PhD and go and work for a nonprofit they should be required to pay me at least $100k?