U.S. Skater Who Bragged About Being A “Woke B*tch” Left Crying After Crushing Olympic Collapse

(DC Pundit) – Team USA figure skater Amber Glenn found out the hard way at the Milan Cortina Olympics that activist talking points don’t win medals.

Glenn, who previously attacked President Donald Trump and proudly labeled herself a “woke bitch” limped to a disappointing 13th-place finish in women’s singles, despite being viewed as a strong medal contender.

The skater, who identifies as bisexual and pansexual, opened with a triple axel but then made a fatal error by skipping the required triple loop. That mistake earned her a zero in the technical skill category, effectively ending her Olympic hopes on the spot.

Glenn struggled to hold back tears as she stayed on the ice, then skated off in clear emotional distress before embracing her coach.

Her collapse comes after she stirred controversy by claiming the LGBTQ+ community was having a “hard time” in America and suggesting people were losing rights under President Trump. Conservatives pushed back hard, prompting Glenn to suspend her social media accounts due to what she called “hate.”

Yet just days earlier, after winning gold in another competition, Glenn jumped on TikTok to mock critics.

“They hate to see two woke b*tches winning,” she wrote. “If ‘Woke’ means people who use their platforms to advocate for marginalized communities in the country that they are actively representing…… Then yeah sure?”

That kind of rhetoric may score points with progressive activists online. It doesn’t impress Olympic judges.

Let’s be honest: Glenn competes freely, speaks openly, travels the world, and represents the United States on the global stage — all while claiming oppression under Trump. That’s privilege.

President Trump has consistently stood for equal treatment under the law. But that reality doesn’t fit the victim narrative so popular in elite sports circles.

In the end, Olympic competition is about execution, discipline, and performance under pressure, not TikTok slogans or virtue signaling.