Keith Olbermann says The Masters tournament in Georgia also must be boycotted (and its name is NO coincidence)

Doug P. | 11:48 AM on April 03, 2021

Keith Olbermann recently called on Twitter to ban Tucker Carlson and Sean Davis over comments they made about Taylor Lorenz, but now there’s fresh chum in the water and Olbermann’s moved on to the issue of Georgia and the Democrats’ egregious lies about the new election law (that the media’s dutifully helping them push). However, Olbermann’s issue doesn’t have anything to do with this summer’s All-Star game that has been moved out of Georgia, but rather The Masters golf tournament. Apparently another boycott is necessary, and the name of the tournament is quite problematic:

BOYCOTT THE MASTERS!

You think the term "The Masters" was applied to a golf tournament in the former slave state of Georgia by…coincidence? After baseball moved its All-Star Game out of Atlanta, The Masters, its sponsors, and its tv networks are next.#BoycottTheMasters pic.twitter.com/GDbOWVGJAp

— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) April 2, 2021

Well that’s certainly a take.

Peak level stupidity.

— TC (@Dawgfan) April 3, 2021

Intelligence isn't your strong suit, is it?

— Sandy 〽️ (@RightGlockMom) April 3, 2021

I’m thinking the name was founded on the basis of “The Masters of golf”… but just a hunch… #getwellsoonTiger #Masters

— CS1 Studios (@CS1Studios) April 3, 2021

If you thought he might calm down a bit after Trump left office, think again!

Now do CNN!

— Joel Freeman (@JoelFreeman2) April 2, 2021

How can someone actually be this messed up in the head https://t.co/NVDLy7njE6

— Marc Malkoskie (@marcmalkoskie) April 3, 2021

Let’s just ruin sports by making them political and falsely claim that everything is racist. https://t.co/6x5nqCsmjU

— Derek LeDoux (@dlish04) April 3, 2021