You ever notice that some people spend so much time trying to destroy the person paying the bills that you'd swear bankruptcy was a business model?

That's the WNBA right now.

The WNBA is so much like the Democrats.

They will do anything to kill their golden goose. Their treatment of Caitlin Clark is how they treat MAGA.

We are the reason those clowns exist. They steal our money and use it to stay in power. And they marginalize most of the groups they claim to protect.

Have you seen how the Black mostly Lesbians treat Clark.

Without her, few people if any are talking about the WNBA. But instead of embracing her, they seem to want to destroy her.

They finally find a player who gets people to voluntarily watch. Think about that.

For years, the toughest ticket in the league was finding someone who admitted they'd watched the game on purpose. Then along comes Caitlin Clark. Ratings go up. Attendance goes up. Jersey sales go up. Suddenly people know what "WNBA" stands for without Googling it.

So naturally... they treat her like she keyed everyone's car in the parking lot.

That's a fascinating strategy.

It's like hiring a chef because he's the best cook in town, then spending every shift smacking the spatula out of his hand. Or buying a racehorse just so you can make it pull a lawn mower.

Success shows up at the front door with a gift basket, and instead of saying "Welcome," they ask security to escort it off the property.

I've seen companies kill products. I've seen politicians kill careers. But watching people try to kneecap the very thing making them relevant? That's an entirely different level of self-sabotage. That's not shooting yourself in the foot. That's hiring a marching band to provide the soundtrack while you do it.

For years the league needed that one transcendent star. Somebody who could move ratings, sell jerseys, fill arenas, and get people arguing at Thanksgiving dinner about pick-and-roll defense.

Success arrives carrying flowers, and somebody immediately starts looking for the return receipt.

It feels like the office finally hires the employee who doubles profits, and management responds by assigning her a desk in the parking lot.

If she leaves the WNBA today, she might play in the men’s league. For sure, her future is SET.

Not that long ago, the WNBA featured some obscure women that nobody knows, refusing to promote their best-known player.

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