Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊

Proud Dem. and Dog Lover from South Dakota💙💙STOP TRUMP! Trump’s Illegal WAR! #trumpRapedChildren #ManBabyTrump💙 #TrumpLiesAboutEverything #8647

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

325+!
Depends on if the Diaper is Full!

[I’m NotDevinsMom Moron @NotDevinsMom]

Trump gets fatter each time he lies.

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

He’s Such an A$$!

[Damaan, AKA 'Philly's Finest!' @Damaan4u33]

Donald Trump's ass "is bigger than the likes we've never seen before!" 🤣

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

Hey @WNBA @WNBAPA
#ProtectYourPlayers

[Gina Milan @ginamilan_]

Caitlin Clark = CLASS ACT.

Good for her. She called out the league and the refs for failing to protect players.

About time. 👏🔥

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

Is His A$$ Getting Bigger?!? Well that Depends!!!
(full or Empty)

[ᗰᗩƳᖇᗩ @LePapillonBlu2]

DonOld wouldn’t want you to share this hideous photo of him!

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

More like 320!!!

[R⃨e⃨a⃨l⃨ 🇺🇸💙 P⃨a⃨t⃨r⃨i⃨o⃨t⃨ @DeepSt8er]

According to Trump’s “doctor”, he is now 216 pounds.

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

Just STOP the #BullyBall! #ISupportCaitlin

[America First @AmericaFirsa]

Alyssa Thomas, the player who assaulted Caitlin Clark, says.....👇👇

"Our families are being threatened, kids are being threatened, people are sending racial slurs and all types of stuff... now we're being painted as thugs"

Do you feel bad for her? 🤔

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

@LucasSa56947288 320

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

#IStandWithCaitlinClark
#CaitlinClark
PROTECT HER!!!

[Sports Patriot @SportsPatriotUS]

It is becoming far too easy to predict what happens next in the WNBA.

That is not a compliment.

Caitlin Clark is out.

Sophie Cunningham is out and speaking publicly.

Stephanie White keeps answering questions in careful cliches.

The Indiana Fever keep offering very little clarity.

And the WNBA keeps acting as if vague statements and public-relations fog will calm a fanbase that has been watching this situation build for months.

It will not.

Maybe Caitlin’s absence is exactly what we have been told it is.

Maybe it is a back issue.

Maybe it is illness.

Maybe it is precautionary.

Maybe it is nothing more than a short-term physical setback in a long season.

But if that is all it is, why does everything around this situation feel so guarded?

Why not say more?

Why not provide a clearer basketball explanation?

Why does every answer sound like it has been filtered through lawyers, public-relations staffers, and frightened league executives?

These are fair questions.

They are not conspiracy theories.

They are questions created by the WNBA’s own lack of transparency.

And when a league refuses to explain itself clearly, people naturally begin filling in the blanks.

That is not the fans’ fault.

That is the cost of institutional silence.

One has to wonder what is happening behind the scenes.

Are there legal concerns after months of visible physicality, missed calls, dangerous contact, and inconsistent enforcement around the league’s most important player?

Are people close to Caitlin now genuinely worried about whether the league can protect her?

Are Clark and Cunningham looking at Indiana and wondering whether this organization has the coaching, leadership, market strength, and backbone required for this moment?

Has the league office become more concerned with controlling the message than protecting the product?

These are not accusations.

They are questions.

And serious questions deserve serious answers.

Instead, Stephanie White continues to speak in the safest language possible, while too many in the media seem afraid to press harder.

The result is obvious.

Something feels off.

Something feels unresolved.

Something about the way the Fever and the WNBA have handled this moment does not feel normal.

A responsible writer should not claim to know what has not been proven.

But a responsible writer can absolutely ask why the league’s biggest star is surrounded by so many unanswered questions at the exact moment the WNBA should be showing leadership, clarity, and control.

For years, the WNBA wanted attention.

Now it has it.

But attention does not only mean applause.

It means scrutiny.

It means pressure.

It means difficult questions.

Why was dangerous contact against Caitlin Clark handled so lightly?

Why does the league seem more protective of the player who committed the act than the player who absorbed it?

Why are players who speak up about Caitlin’s safety treated like bigger problems than the conduct they are describing?

Why does the Fever organization seem so passive while the most important player in franchise history becomes a weekly national controversy?

And why does Commissioner Cathy Engelbert keep pouring fuel on a fire she should be trying to contain?

This should have been the WNBA’s breakthrough moment.

Caitlin Clark brought the audience.

She brought the ratings.

She brought the road crowds.

She brought the merchandise movement.

She brought people to the WNBA who had never cared before.

She made the league impossible to ignore.

And yet, instead of protecting that moment, the WNBA keeps acting as if the attention itself is the problem.

That is backwards.

The attention is the opportunity.

The scrutiny is the price.

The league does not get one without the other.

So no, we should not pretend to know exactly what is happening behind closed doors.

Maybe Caitlin is simply dealing with a back issue.

Maybe the next update will be simple, clean, and medically routine.

But if that is true, the Fever and the WNBA have done themselves no favors by allowing silence to become louder than the explanation.

Because right now, something is not right.

Something is going on.

And fans are not wrong for noticing.

They are not wrong for asking why Sophie Cunningham’s words may be punished more harshly than dangerous conduct against Caitlin Clark.

They are not wrong for asking why the league seems more concerned with controlling speech than confronting what millions of people can see.

And they are not wrong for asking the questions too many mainstream voices appear unwilling to ask.

Transparency quiets speculation.

Transparency builds trust.

Transparency tells fans adults are in charge.

The WNBA has chosen something else.

It has chosen vagueness.

It has chosen defensiveness.

It has chosen silence.

And silence, in a moment like this, does not end the story.

It makes everyone wait for the next shoe to drop.

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

THIS is the GOP! They work Harder than We do!!!!!
#VoteBlueToSaveAmerica @RepTroyNehls

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

This is how OUT of TOUCH the GOP is!!! AFFORDABILITY!
@RepTroyNehls

#VoteBlueToSaveAmerica from Guys like This!

[MeidasTouch @MeidasTouch]

PabloReports: How do House Republicans make the case that you're fighting for affordability when you go back to your districts?

Nehls: Affordability? What are you talking about? I'm gonna go there tomorrow. I'm gonna get me a couple of big lobster tails. I'm gonna get me some nice rib eyes.

Reporter: Do you think the 60% of Americans living paycheck to paycheck can afford lobster tails and rib eyes and all of that?

Nehls: Maybe not. Maybe the 60% of Americans don't work as hard as I do.

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

He The Biggest A$$!

[TheFrenchie @ML3democrats]

Did you know? A whale's anus can stretch to over a meter. That makes it the second-biggest a$$h0le in the world, after Donald Trump.

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

I Stand With CAITLIN!

[Gina Milan @ginamilan_]

Hey Stephanie White,

I’m actually a real fan of Caitlin Clark, and you’re an absolute disgrace for defending the girl who throat-punched YOUR own player — and for allowing this abuse to continue for years under your leadership.

Do everyone a favor and shut the hell up. You and the WNBA are exactly why the league is trash and a perfect example of what happens when white liberal women are in charge.

Sincerely, everyone. 🖕

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

#IStandWithCaitlin

[Paul White Gold Eagle @PaulGoldEagle]

🚨 JUST NOW: Riley Gaines NAILS IT, the WNBA is likely going anti-Caitlin Clark because she’s white, straight and talented!

“Caitlin Clark is the golden goose of the WNBA and they won't accept it!”

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

BOOO Him in South Dakota too!
Over my dead Body!!!

[Glenn Tunes @glenn_tunes]

STAND IN SOLIDARITY WITH OUR AMERICAN FRIENDS AND BOOOOOOO LIKE NEVER BEFORE AND SCREAM PEDO IF DONALD TRUMP SHOWS UP TO THE WORLD CUP ✊️✊️✊️✊️✊️✊️✊️✊️✊️✊️✊️

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

I STAND WITH CAITLIN !!!

[Caitlin Clark's Tongue @jasonda55840890]

"I'M SORRY CAITLIN CLARK" - never said by anybody in the WNBA

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

I Stand With CAITLIN!
Let’s Stop all this BS #BullyBall and Move on!

[ABC News @ABC]

WNBA players are calling out the league and leadership over a recent on-court incident that allegedly led to real-life threats. https://t.co/DNPIuq10Eu

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

HE is RAPING US!!!
Bend Over America! #TrumpCrimeFamily

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

I Stand with CAITLIN
#CaitlinClark

[Pretty Ashley @Saraserina74x]

The real victim has stayed silent.

The player who throat-punched Caitlin Clark is the one out here playing the victim.

That tells you everything you need to know about the character of both women.

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

#IStandWithCaitlinClark
#StopTheBullyBall

[Coffee Anytime @coffee_anytime]

Waste of time - WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert condemns 'hate' against Alyssa Thomas while Caitlin Clark stays exposed https://t.co/7Y59Uf2gst #FoxNews

[Bailey George Zuzu 💙 🌊 💙 🌊 @WingertTom]

I’m a 66 Yr old Life Long South Dakotan!

OVER MY DEAD BODY!!! NEVER!!!