The
team has to get involved with the government when a young cheerleader
gets injured because the competition isn’t up to safety codes. The
company that owns them, Pep, is allowed to get away with sub-par safety
because cheerleading is considered a recreational activity and not a
sport. The team decides to try and get the government to turn
cheerleading into a sport, but they find out it’s not as easy as buying a
politician or two. They have to work against the clock to turn four
congressmen by the time the bill goes up in front of them. Should
cheerleading be a sport or an activity? How far of a drop would Parker
consider scary? And what the heck is going on with Nate? All that and
more on this episode of Leverage.
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