Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
At Wrigley Field, a veteran of the United States military who fight in Vietnam was irritated and angered when a younger fan of the Chicago Cubs did not stand for the national anthem, a Constitutionally-protected right. The man, identified as Robert “Bob” Chavez by TMZ, said the fan he assaulted at the baseball game bought him a beer and did not want him ejected from the stadium. MAGA conservatives in media loved it. Some labeled Bob patriotic and a patriot. The Constitution says otherwise.
At Wrigley Field, a veteran of the United States military who fight in Vietnam was irritated and angered when a younger fan of the Chicago Cubs did not stand for the national anthem, a Constitutionally-protected right. The man, identified as Robert “Bob” Chavez by TMZ, said the fan he assaulted at the baseball game bought him a beer and did not want him ejected from the stadium. MAGA conservatives in media loved it. Some labeled Bob patriotic and a patriot. The Constitution says otherwise.
