Stacey Abrams Doesn't Want It To Look Like She Ran The All-Star Game Out Of Atlanta, Gets Help From USA Today

Remember earlier this month when it came out that MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred bent the knee to race gangster Stacey Abrams and a voting rights group tied to LeBron James and Al Sharpton? Now it appears that Stacey is having some second thoughts about boycotting a game that would've pumped millions into the Atlanta economy and is getting help from USA Today.

GOP strategist Matt Whitlock first noticed the changes to an Abrams' op-ed that originally ran in the newspaper on March 31. As Whitlock points out, the op-ed has now gone through changes that make it appear the race gangster wasn't calling for MLB to move its game. The editorial now includes the following editor's note: "This column was originally published before the MLB moved the All-Star game out of Atlanta. It was updated after that decision."

Hold up. Why was the op-ed updated? Why was the line, "Boycotts invariably also cost jobs" added to the revised version of the op-ed?