The PC cowards at ESPN pulled an Asian-American broadcaster named Robert Lee from announcing a football game because they were afraid to trigger liberal snowflakes who might be reminded of Confederate general Robert E. Lee.
As you can see from the photos below, the resemblance between the two men is uncanny. It’s almost like they’re twins.

Thanks to ESPN’s gutlessness, Robert Lee won’t be allowed to cover the college football game at the University of Virginia on September 2. UVA is located in Charlottesville, Virginia, where alt-left Antifa rioters and white supremacists clashed on August 12.
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Following widespread outrage over ESPN’s caving-in to leftist PC Nazis, the sports network issued a milquetoast statement saying it “regrets” this has become an issue:
https://twitter.com/charlescwcooke/status/900164419212259329
ESPN’s ratings have tanked recently, coinciding with the network’s increasingly left-wing political activism. Remember the good ole days, when people watched sports (and entertainment) to get away from divisive politics? Well those days are gone, thanks to liberals’ pathological, narcissistic anti-Trump obsession.
Sports journalist Jason Whitlock — co-host of Fox Sports 1 — said “the invasion of progressive ideology” into the NFL and other sports is turning viewers off.
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Ratings for ESPN, and for NFL games in particular, plummeted last year around the time unpatriotic quarterback Colin Kaepernick stopped standing for the national anthem. NFL fans are overwhelmingly Republican.
Twitter laid some epic smackdowns on ESPN over its decision to hobble broadcaster Robert Lee, whose only “crime” was sharing a name with someone who died in 1870. Let that sink in.
Yo @ESPN, I think viewers will know the difference between Robert E Lee the confederate general and Robert Lee the football announcer. pic.twitter.com/sMO86DMGOl
— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) August 23, 2017
https://twitter.com/ProducerKen/status/900291769077837824
In an era of rampant stupidity, ESPN taking an Asian announcer named Robert Lee off a Virginia football game may be the dumbest idea ever.
— Mike Vaccaro (@MikeVacc) August 23, 2017
Only in Planet Libtard would anyone be offended or triggered by an Asian-American commentator named Robert Lee at a UVA game…
I live there pic.twitter.com/W1rIhbk51c— Anti-Resister Nate (@HuevosDeChivo) August 23, 2017
In related news: Ford stopped making Lincolns as they vaguely remember a guy named Lincoln was somehow involved with Civil War. #PublicEd
— gab.ai/DrSchmalz (@DrSchmalz) August 23, 2017
My last name is Lee and everyone thinks I’m Asian… I’m not, and now everyone is going to think I’m racist…
— Austin (@austinlee11) August 23, 2017
Only Anifa terrorist are paranoid and irrational…
— Angela (@AngelaDouble07) August 23, 2017
https://twitter.com/peddoc63/status/900484540250116096
Meanwhile, here’s the bumbling leftist brigade at CNN.
Big case of the Sadz over at CNN 😂🎻 HT @PoliticalShort pic.twitter.com/odvqbx1bLs
— Tammy Bruce (@HeyTammyBruce) August 23, 2017
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