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Tafoya: "Working on Sunday Night Football and Monday Night Football was the most exhausting work I've ever done. I don't think people really understand what it requires to be prepared for a broadcast."

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You hear that?!? This woman had to put in a good, solid, TWO DAYS OF WORK EVERY WEEK, so she could give periodic updates from the sidelines of a football game! Don't try to tell me she's not up to the job of being a US Senator!

I don’t doubt that it takes a lot of work to prep for a live MNF broadcast. Grueling, even, with travel, etc. But do not expect people who physically toil 40+ hrs/week to have any sympathy for that. Tone deaf.

It.wasn't.a."broadcast." It was Trump "auditioning" her. Who knows what he was thinking/doing as she stood in front of a microphone. FFS... I don't want to castigate the chick. But damn.... My guess this is the only bar she's "passed."

Bitch was exhausted working 2 days a week at an *easy* job and she wants to be our *senator*? That there tells you exactly how hard she would work for us. She's out for the grift. Besides, she hates it here. Maybe she should leave.

Fly first class to Tampa. Check in to Four Seasons. Book manicure & spa treatment. Have a production assistant give you ride to stadium where you ask coach - “what half time adjustments can you make to stop this Packer offense?” Catch ride back to hotel. Imbecile.

To do full broadcast and game coverage? Absolutely a lot of work and prep. To be a sideline reporter? Nah

Does she think people are more likely to vote for her if she says that going on t v for a couple of hours a few times a week is the most exhausting thing she's ever done? Vote for me. I'm an absolute lightweight who thinks talking on t v is terribly hard

Has she ever faced any actual (not softball Fox or Newsmax) questions this entire campaign? Does she ever leave her soft filter lit podcast studio?

Yea, it's a lot like working in a coal miner. Does she really think being a sideline reporter is hard work compared to a blue collar job paying a tenth of what she made?

She makes it sound like she’s gotta go in and watch film to prepare to talk for 4 hours about what’s happening in front of her. She doesn’t interview the players the day before to get anecdotes to fill time. She’s not writing articles about the game afterwards

Fun Fact, players and coaches are required by the league to answer questions from sideline reporters and, as per the network's contract with the league, the questions are never hard or challenging. So, is it really hard work?

Ya…compared to a guy that wakes up at 5:00AM, paves roads, driveways, parking lots, or washes dishes 12 hours a day, taking to a football player on the sidelines twice in a game for less than 5 minutes is pretty rough. Dumb Cunt.

Imagine being a senior & seeing no end in sight to working. I don't think she has the slightest idea what exhausting means.

I don’t usually like to compare one person’s struggles to another’s but did she ever have to get carried off the field? Did she tear an ACL? Is she at risk for CTE? Or was her hard work just talking about people whose hard work does include those risks.

Also, a couple of Minnesota politicians were shot in their own homes within recent memory. Is she aware she’s running for a job that includes *that* kind of risk? I’m not sure she’s tough enough to be Minnesotan’s senator

Tafoya has people feeding her dumb questions to ask while she acts like it's work. I'm sure it's just grueling compared to picking vegetables 8 hours a day in the heat, stocking shelves at the grocery store, paving streets, or being a maid in a sleezy hotel. Shall I go on?