Aaron Rodgers is being killed in the media

[BidenRocks]

Meanwhile TFG isn't even an issue. LIES!!!
Oh! It was just,...Bullshit!
WTF? Football is more important than our country?

[Calista241]

1. Trump was vaccinated.

[rownesheck]

2. To a lot of people,

sports is more important than anything. It's gross. Remember the Georgia guy who called in to the sports radio show and started crying because the University of Georgia lost a football game? This is a grown man, mind you. This country is full of people who like to keep themselves stupid by not paying attention to the reality of our situation. Watching sports is fine, but keep it in perspective.

[Act_of_Reparation]

3. Can't really agree with this.

The Rodgers thing isn't about football. It's about the virus.

Meanwhile, everyone already knows who TFG is. If by now one is not thoroughly convinced the man is criminal fuckstick, there ain't nothing in the world that'll change their mind.

[TwilightZone]

4. Not really the same thing.

Everyone expects Trump to lie. It's all he does. He does it so much it's just accepted now. It was accepted in 2016.

Rodgers seems (seemed?) like a somewhat reasonable human being. His exposure as just another Covid conspiracy theorist and a self-centered jerk (though, we knew that part already) was a bit of a surprise to many.

[Celerity]

5. Fuck Rodgers and this is NOT about 'football'.

[NoRethugFriends]

6. It is about Covid!

And State Farm is continuing to air his commercials.
I've written my agent, and I have 3 State Farm Policies
(Medicare supplement, car, renters) and told him I will cancel if they continue to use him.

[LiberalFighter]

10. Wow! State Farm does health care?

[hlthe2b]

7. Boo Hoo. I feel ZERO need to defend this lying creep...

[Ocelot II]

8. It isn't about football at all. It's about a spoiled celebrity

(could be any kind of celebrity, not necessarily a sports figure) who thinks he's too important and famous to do the responsible thing and get his sorry ass vaccinated so as not to spread the virus to his teammates and others he associates with on account of his status. And he uses his celebrity to spread lies about treatments and cures - false information he got from the likes of Joe Rogan.

[Champp]

9. Last week corporate media was all: movie star shoots crew member

blah blah blah up the endless news loop. The week before it was another fugging media diversion.

Next week it will be some other meaningless media orgasm.

They never take on the Republican treason against America--not seriously.

Corporate media is no friend of the truth or of democracy.

[BlackSkimmer]

14. Tonight at 11 CNN will be doing a special on the attempted coup of January 6.

So there ya go.

It’s been advertised heavily all week.

[PJMcK]

15. At 11:00 pm?!

Not quite ready for prime time, eh?

[lastlib]

11. The fact that Rodgers is a two-bit jock (with a truckload of $$) aside.....

is it a problem for anybody??

[Jilly_in_VA]

12. But you can bet

the NFL won't treat him like they did Colin Kaepernick!

[Duppers]

16. Zactly.

[stillcool]

13. He must be safe for them to trash

and bash. They don't get gifts like that too often. Usually they have to regurgitate stories, trying to say the same thing but make it sound different.

[maxsolomon]

17. Let new things happen.

Petito, Rodgers, the next outrage. The News keeps happening.

The less we hear about TFG the better for our collective mental health.