Aaron Rodgers: I would have had to retire to be RFK Jr.'s VP but 'I wanted to keep playing'
Aaron Rodgers: I would have had to retire to be RFK Jr.'s VP but 'I wanted to keep playing'
Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has had an eventful offseason that almost culminated in a potential run for office.
Maybe we shouldn't be looking towards science denying athletes for political leadership and instead trust in science denying lawyers.
11 0 ReplyWait, am I not on the dumbest timeline anymore?
10 0 ReplyWould’ve been fun to have a VP debate though. “Well, voters should trust me because I don’t throw many interceptions!”
6 0 ReplyI am not beholden to foreign powers... just the the tall guy in the black hat who followed me home after my last Ayahuasca trip.
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I expect the NY media to start referring to the Jets O-Line as the Secret Service now, and every sack will now be an impeachment.
9 0 ReplyThey already were back when GEQBUS was there before Zach Wilson led a very unfair coop and stole the 2020 starting QB position from The_Darnold. Turns out they were the deep state after all
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I honestly can’t tell what is real or a joke anymore.
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