House Speaker Mike Johnson
Bad Bunny Is Bad For The Super Bowl
… And for ‘Impressionable Children’
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Bad Bunny has ruffled lotsa feathers on the conservative right … and the list now includes House Speaker Mike Johnson, who thinks the singing sensation is bad for the Super Bowl — and for kids!
Johnson gave his take on Bunny to reporters outside the House chambers in D.C. Tuesday … and it might shock some of you to hear what the speaker had to say.
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The Republican Congressman from Louisiana kicked things off telling journalists he didn’t even know who Bunny was before the whole Super Bowl kerfuffle.
But, Johnson believes it’s a terrible idea for Bunny to perform at the halftime show … because he says the Puerto Rican artist doesn’t appeal to a broader audience.
And get this … Johnson thinks Bunny ain’t the best role model for “young, impressionable children.” He’d rather see country singer Lee Greenwood show the kiddos how it’s done … or some other better role model. Who knew BB was such a horrible person in the eyes of Johnson?
Despite feeling Johnson’s disdain, Bunny is batting a thousand lately … as everyone knows, he’s nailed down the Super Bowl gig … and he just snagged a foul ball at the Yankees playoff baseball game Tuesday night … and he hosted SNL last weekend.
Who’s got it better than Benito?
