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[Ibby114]

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@VaBelle35 wrote:

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@SUHsE wrote:

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@Silver Susie wrote:

Yes, I watched it.  Glad she chose Garrett, but I really liked Jason.    Question:   What did Garrett post on his Instagram that was so bad?   Maybe I missed it, but it must have been awful because they kept saying he made a huge apology.

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Apparently, he liked a bunch of very right wing political 

messages.  I gather Becca has a very different point of view!

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@Silver Susie  Glamour Magazine did a nice complete timeline of the controversy.  It's not appropriate to post a link.

Google:  A Complete Breakdown of the Garrett Yrigoyen Controversy on The Bachelorette BY CHRISTOPHER ROSA JUNE 1, 2018 9:45 AM

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@VaBelle35@SUHsE  After Garrett discussed this on ATR -  I thought to myself  "hmmm, not exactly the brightest bulb in the bunch!' OK, he didn't get the impact of social media. But he also didn't realize what 'likes' entailed?? Time will tell with them.

[Wsmom]

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@winamac1 wrote:

I think Jason would have been the BEST choice for her.  Blake was infatuated with her, but I think it was a bit too much--stalker like--a bit cray cray.  He may have been too immature in the long run.

Garrett-still don't fully trust him.  I think he does care about her, but I just don't know.  I do think they looked to be really good on the After Show--totally in love.  Time will tell.  She probably did make the best decision between Garrett and Blake.  Blake may not have been able to handle marriage--just don't know. 

Jason was solid.  Mistake Becca--big mistake. 

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Yeah, but if she didn't feel it, she didn't feel it.  If Garrett's different from how she thought she will find out and they will split up like so many others, or just stay engaged forever like JoJo and whatsshisname and Kaitlyn and Shawn.  I totally agree about Blake.  Every time he spoke it was like a warning signal going off over his head.  Regarding Garrett and his "likes", really stupid moves but they are going to have to delve into how he really feels on those things vs. just randomly liking stuff on the surface without thinking of the fallout.   It sounds like they are working on that. 

[winamac1]

I'm not so sure about her pick.  Jason was the better option imo.

[fortune]

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@SUHsE wrote:

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@fortune wrote:

It looks like ABC isn't doing a good job of vetting the bachelor contestants!  Garrett turns out to be a j--- a--!  If I were Becca, I'd be considering suing the show. . .

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Why would she sue the show?  She picked him and is still with him, as far as I know.  

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@SUHsE

She assumed that ABC had properly vetted the bachelor candidates.  In Garrett's case, they didn't.  It came out that he supported questionable biggeted websites and has a severe character flaw.  His personalty traits will come out and that will be the end of the relationship. . .

[VaBelle35]

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@VaBelle35 wrote:

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@SUHsE wrote:

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@Silver Susie wrote:

Yes, I watched it.  Glad she chose Garrett, but I really liked Jason.    Question:   What did Garrett post on his Instagram that was so bad?   Maybe I missed it, but it must have been awful because they kept saying he made a huge apology.

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Apparently, he liked a bunch of very right wing political 

messages.  I gather Becca has a very different point of view!

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@Silver Susie  Glamour Magazine did a nice complete timeline of the controversy.  It's not appropriate to post a link.

Google:  A Complete Breakdown of the Garrett Yrigoyen Controversy on The Bachelorette BY CHRISTOPHER ROSA JUNE 1, 2018 9:45 AM

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After reading this article again after the finale, I have a new theory.

Becca's season premiered May 28.

Ashley was sent the pictures from "someone" on May 24.

@Ashley Spivey @AshleySpivey
May 24, 2018

Not sure why I was sent these pics but I’m sure it has to do with me always calling out [people] but I’m fine being that person.

I now believe the producers knew this and used it to promote the season.  Nothing gets people to watch like a good controversy and social media outrage.