Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. mentioned that New York Jets' quarterback Aaron Rodgers is experienced and brave as there's talk about him potentially being a vice presidential running mate.
Kennedy's campaign confirmed to The Hill that Rodgers and former professional wrestler and Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura are being considered for vice president. at the top Kennedy's team confirmed that Rodgers and former professional wrestler and Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura are at the top of Kennedy’s list for vice president in an interview with host Trace Gallagher on FOX News @ Night. “FOX News @ Night, Kennedy praised the quarterback for standing up for his beliefs.
Kennedy expressed his admiration for Rodgers' character and critical thinking skills, and the need for such qualities given the rise of A.I.
Rodgers was previously the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers and then joined the New York Jets for the 2023 season. However, he got injured during his first regular season game.
Kennedy mentioned that Aaron has demonstrated skepticism towards authority, which is an important trait for citizens in a democracy.
Kennedy also believes that Rodgers' focus on health makes him a valuable addition to his efforts in improving the country's health.
Kennedy is set to announce his vice president pick in Oakland, Calif., later this month. Other candidates being considered for his vice presidential “short list” include Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, Sen. Rand Paul, and former presidential candidate Andrew Yang.
Kennedy changed his White House bid to an independent run last year after initially intending to run in the Democratic presidential primary. According to The Hill/Decision Desk HQ polling average of a three-way race between Kennedy, President Biden, and former President Trump, Kennedy receives nearly 11 percent support. The Hill/Decision Desk HQ polling average shows Kennedy receiving nearly 11 percent support in a three-way race between Kennedy, President Biden, and former President Trump.
