Sophie Cunningham’s got a future on Fox News after social media post about midterm elections: Joe Concha

Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha praised the WNBA’s Sophie Cunningham for promoting personal responsibility in the wake of the midterm elections.Cunningham, a guard for the Indiana Fever, seemingly weighed in on the elections Wednesday after sharing a message from entrepreneur Andy Frisella on Instagram.“A population of weak, unhealthy, uninformed and dependent people is a hell of a lot easier to control than a population of strong, healthy, educated and self-reliant people. If we want a better America … It starts with being better Americans. There is no other way. Personal Excellence is the Ultimate Rebellion,” Frisella said. Concha said the backlash Cunningham faced is part of the reality of posting anything on social media. “This is just the way it works,” Concha said Friday on Fox News’s Fox & Friends First.Concha teased that Cunningham could become a TV personality.“Why do I get the feeling that after she retires from basketball, that Sophie Cunningham’s show on Fox News is going to be a huge hit?” he said.Concha also highlighted another part of the post, which said, “One of the strangest things about our culture is how much faith we’ve placed in elections to change our lives and how little faith we’ve placed in our own ability to do the same.” One of the strangest things about our culture is how much faith we've placed in elections to change our lives and how little faith we've placed in our own ability to do the same.People will spend months arguing about who should lead the country while spending zero time… pic.twitter.com/O7XUQeljVh— Andy Frisella (@andyfrisella) November 4, 2026 Concha related it to President John F. Kennedy’s famous line, “Ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country.”“In the end, I think that she’s sharing a good message,” Concha said. “She obviously has convictions. She’s paying attention to what’s going on, and that’s why she gets so much hate.”Concha said Americans are “sorely mistaken” if they think this election is going to change their lives.TRUMP TELLS VOTERS ‘YOU ONLY HAVE YOURSELVES TO BLAME’ FOR POST-MIDTERM MARKET ‘CRASH’In Tuesday’s midterm elections, Democrats claimed victories across the country, resulting in a blue tsunami that will take control of Congress.“For people that think this is going to be a game-changer in their lives, in the end, it comes down to the individual, and I think that’s what Sophie Cunningham is trying to relay on to the public,” Concha said.