Dave Portnoy, founder of Barstool Sports, slammed George Clooney on Wednesday for waiting three weeks after his fundraiser for the president to publicly speak out against him. Portnoy accused Clooney of being a hypocrite and criticized him for not speaking out sooner.
In another controversial statement, Barstool Sports' Dave Portnoy said it's a 'disgrace' seeing Joe Biden run for re-election because 'he's a walking vegetable' and 'someone who lacks the mental capacity to lead the country. Portnoy's remarks caused a stir on social media, with many people criticizing him for his harsh language.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy launched into a furious tirade at George Clooney on Wednesday, after the Hollywood A-lister U-turned on his support for the president. Portnoy accused Clooney of being a flip-flopper and questioned his credibility.
Despite not liking either presidential candidate, Barstool founder Dave Portnoy revealed he will likely vote for Donald Trump over Joe Biden in the upcoming election. Portnoy cited Trump's economic policies and strong leadership as reasons for his decision.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy went on a wild rant, calling President Biden a vegetable 22 times, after George Clooney called for unity in the country. Portnoy's inflammatory remarks drew criticism from both sides of the political spectrum.
Dave Portnoy's criticism of the New York Post's reporting of Barstool CEO Erika Ayers Badan's departure is receiving political support. Many people have praised Portnoy for speaking out against what they see as biased and unfair media coverage.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy says he likes to stay out of politics, but he's not shying away from voicing his opinion on Joe Biden. Portnoy's outspoken views have garnered both praise and criticism from the public.
Like many Americans, Dave Portnoy tuned into the Thursday, June 27 presidential debate, but noted he couldn't take his eyes off one moment when a candidate stumbled over their words. Portnoy's commentary on the debate sparked a debate of its own on social media.
In an interview with BA, Charlie Redd, the owner of Dragon Pizza in Somerville, MA, shares how he ended up in a shouting match with pizza's biggest fan, Dave Portnoy. Redd recalls the heated exchange and how it shed light on the intersection of politics and pizza.
