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Turning Point USA Plans Alternative Super Bowl Show
Turning Point USA plans a faith-centered alternative halftime show to counter Bad Bunny's performance amid conservative backlash, aiming to celebrate "faith, family and freedom."
- Turning Point USA announced an alternative halftime show called The All American Halftime Show planned for February 8, 2026, as a response to Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance.
- The organization emphasized that performers and details would be revealed soon, aiming for a patriotic celebration of faith, family, and freedom.
- Corey Lewandowski stated that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents would be present at the upcoming Super Bowl game, but White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt clarified there was no specific enforcement plan.
- The event seeks to offer a family-friendly alternative and includes 'Anything in English' as a musical option, contrasting with Bad Bunny's Spanish-language performance.
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Greene: Bid to bump Bad Bunny from Super Bowl is bigoted in any language
I’m not a Bad Bunny fan, and I probably don’t know more than 12 words of Spanish, but I’d rather watch him perform at every NFL halftime show for the next two football seasons before I tune in to alternative programming being offered in the guise of American patriotism. In the two weeks since the Grammy-winning global superstar was announced as the Super Bowl LX halftime headliner, there has been a racist and jingoistic campaign to undermine his…
Turning Point USA to Host Its Own Halftime Show
“Turning Point USA, the organization founded by the late right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, announced on social media that it will be hosting its own Super Bowl halftime show on Feb. 8, 2026, to counter the NFL’s choice of Bad Bunny,” The Athletic reports. For members: Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl
Turning Point USA Announced Its Own "All American" Halftime Show To Go Up Against Bad Bunny, Who Is American
I think I lose a couple of years off my life every time I have to say this, but obviously, the reminder is needed: Puerto Rico is a territory of the US. It's common sense, I fear.View Entire Post ›
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