MS NOW host links Election Day to wiping out Pat McAfee and the 'manosphere'

For Joe Scarborough at MS NOW, voters across America could be going to the polls today with a clear mission: to bury Pat McAfee and the "manosphere."

In a bizarre Election Day morning rant, the "Morning Joe" host claimed that McAfee was "ruining GameDay" and that he's "had enough." That led Scarborough to declare that the election could become a referendum on McAfee and high-testosterone men.

"While we're talking football, does anybody want to get in trouble? I'll just say it myself. I've just had enough of this. Pat McAfee ruining 'College GameDay.' I look forward to waking up on Saturday mornings and watching that. And I don't know if they haven't got the message yet, but the manosphere that we all thought was brought in in '24, it may get washed aside. And maybe you aren't having to be, you know, yelling at people and being freaked out because two kids in Utah put up signs or say something that might offend you."

The last sentence is a reference to McAfee saying he felt unsafe during a recent ESPN stop at the University of Utah .

"Do you know what Nick Saban calls that? Tuesday! It's like, and he's melting down," Scarborough continued.

This would be the same Joe Scarborough who declared in March 2024 that Joe Biden was at his "best Biden ever" level despite what the rest of us saw with our own eyes. "Morning Joe," at the time, said that Biden was totally all there. "He was as sharp as anybody else I've spoken to and spoke actually like a man who's been doing this since he was 29 years old and new world leaders," Scarborough said of Biden.

Now the MS NOW blowhard wants us to believe that American voters are declaring McAfee as public enemy No. 1, and they're voting for woke candidates as a "gotcha" to the GameDay host. That's quite a feather in Pat's cap.

Gallup reported last week that the top concerns for voters this cycle are the economy, healthcare, war, income, gas prices, immigration, abortion, the Middle East/Palestine, crime, data centers and climate change.

Nowhere in the latest Gallup poll do we see "Pat McAfee" or the "manosphere" as a hot issue. To our knowledge, not a single political candidate used Pat McAfee in an attack ad.