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The '''Super Bowl''' — derisively called the "Super Subsidy" because taxpayers foot much of the expense, or the "Super Fleece" because the prices are such a ripoff — is the championship game at the end of each [[National Football League]] (NFL) season. The same players and coaches are in the Super Bowl every year, because the process does not really reward the finest athletic achievement.  In 2020, Miami taxpayers were required by the NFL to spend a million dollars paying for millionaire players to stay in luxury hotels.

The '''Super Bowl''' — derisively called the "Super Subsidy" because taxpayers foot much of the expense, or the "Super Fleece" because the prices are such a ripoff — is the championship game at the end of each [[National Football League]] (NFL) season. The same players and coaches are in the Super Bowl every year, because the process does not really reward the finest athletic achievement.  In 2020, Miami taxpayers were required by the NFL to spend a million dollars paying for millionaire players to stay in luxury hotels.

The best football players are rarely showcased on [[Super Bowl Sunday]], in contrast with a generation ago.  The Super Bowl also features a half-time show that is increasingly [[liberal]] and sometimes even pro-[[homosexual]].  The game as become a tool of the [[liberal media]] in bullying states, which are scheduled to host the event, into rejecting [[conservative]] legislation.   

There is more predictability in NFL playoff games than even in rigged professional wrestling.  The best football players are rarely showcased on [[Super Bowl Sunday]], in contrast with a generation ago.  The Super Bowl also features a half-time show that is increasingly [[liberal]] and sometimes even pro-[[homosexual]].  The game as become a tool of the [[liberal media]] in bullying states, which are scheduled to host the event, into rejecting [[conservative]] legislation.   

For four straight years continuing through 2015, the number of viewers of the Super Bowl in the key demographic of 18 to 49 years old has declined.  The media has been criticized for over-hyping the audience.<ref>http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/02/09/super-bowl-50-rating-gets-embellished/</ref>

For four straight years continuing through 2015, the number of viewers of the Super Bowl in the key demographic of 18 to 49 years old has declined.  The media has been criticized for over-hyping the audience.<ref>http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/02/09/super-bowl-50-rating-gets-embellished/</ref>