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i wish tonight he would be giving his resignation speech. obviously the country is dissatisfied. just resign so we can move forward please? — Jennifer Capriati (@JenCapriati) December 6, 2015 http://twitchy.com/2015/12/06/just-resign-jennifer-capriati-continues-to-slam-obama-ahead-of-his-speech-tonight/

There’s an extra special awesome that occurs when famous athletes publicly denounce the icons of the left. Probably because it almost never happens. However, on Sunday, in advance of Obama’s upcoming attack on our enumerated rights, it happened. Former tennis star Jennifer Capriati took to Twitter to voice extreme displeasure with POTUS. Capriati tweeted:

TMZ has learned former teen tennis star Jennifer Capriati was rushed to the hospital early this morning after paramedics responded to a call for a possible overdose. Sources tell TMZ the call came from a hotel in Riviera Beach, FL. Capriati was transported to a nearby hospital. TMZ spoke with Jennifer's father who tells us she's recovering well. Capriati won 14 career titles, including three Grand Slams. She also won a gold medal at the 1992 Olympics.

To put it bluntly, everything you read today by sportswriters about tournament tennis prior to 1968 and the advent of the big-money professional game is completely wrong. For one thing, between 1930 and 1968 very few champions or top players were rich young men. Far from it....Perhaps from a distance they looked rich when they were tennis stars. They behaved like gentlemen. It was insisted upon.... But beginning in 1968, a strange reversal occurred. The teenagers could not act like adults because the adults -- even on Ivy League campuses -- had joined the kids, adopting their distinctive music, hair...

Capriati requests 'Bombs Over Baghdad' for warmups -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Associated Press KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. -- At Jennifer Capriati's request, the 1999 Outkast song "Bombs Over Baghdad'' was played on the stadium public-address system before her most recent match at the Nasdaq-100 Open. "I like the song, and I wanted to support the troops,'' Capriati said Tuesday through a WTA Tour spokesman. Stadium court producer Bob Ruf said he previewed the rap song and was reluctant to play it. Ruf then listened to the song with a tour official, and they found a one-minute segment that they decided wouldn't offend anyone. The...