Apparently not only does Major League Baseball support Marxist racists Black Lives Matters, but they also demand to knows fans political affiliations. Are a Republican or Democrats is now a part of baseball’s post-game survey about “ballpark experience”. What the hell does one’s pollical affiliation have to do with how they felt the ball park was like?
Major League Baseball (MLB) is now questioning fans about political affiliation in their new post-game survey about the ballpark experience.
MLB is under new scrutiny as a new survey shows fans are being about political affiliation in a ballpark experience in a post-game survey. In a report from National Review, MLB claims the questions asked regarding political affiliations are “part of the extensive fan surveys MLB is conducting this year around the ballpark experience.”
The league claims the surveys are for are to try trying to “gain knowledge about fan perceptions, preferences, and behaviors during the COVID-19 pandemic.” Of course, according to a recent poll done by Morning Consult, it was found, their favorability levels have completely collapsed within the Republican base.
For pro-sport Republicans, rating collapsed 35 percent, down from 47 percent to 12 percent in only a month. The poll showed the MLB used to have the “highest net favorability rating among Republicans of the four major sports leagues before the All-Star Game decision,” Morning Consult noted.
This happened as MLB earlier this month announced they would be moving their 2021 season All-Star game from Georgia to Colorado in the wake of Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) signing voter integrity laws into place. They received blowback from Democrats spreading misinformation about the new laws, which resulted in the MLB giving in to political pressure and announced they would be moving their 2021 season All-Star game from Georgia to Colorado. A report found that the economic impact on Georgia’s businesses from the move could be between $37 million and $190 million.
According to the report, MLB officials are arguing that moving the game from Georgia and their cratering favorability numbers are not two in the same. Though the league also claims the question regarding attendees’ political affiliation starting during the 2020 postseason.