Jesse Watters claims potential Aaron Rodgers, Robert F Kennedy Jr ticket sending Democrats into panic mode

Jesse Watters claims potential Aaron Rodgers and Robert F Kennedy Jr ticket sending Dems into panic, Internet says 'stop the insanity'
Fox News host Jesse Watters discussed the possibility of New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers being RFK, Jr's potential VP pick on 'Jesse Watters Primetime' (@FoxNews/Youtube)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: In the whirlwind of American politics, – Aaron Rodgers, the famed NFL quarterback, known for his prowess on the field, is now being touted as a potential Vice President, not for Trump or Biden, but for Robert F Kennedy Jr.

Jesse Watters, host extraordinaire, brought this intriguing possibility to light on 'Jesse Watters Primetime', igniting a flurry of speculation and discussion. 



 

Aaron Rodgers considered RFK Jr's potential VP pick

"Today, there's another star who could be about to make a political splash – a sports star, one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history,", Watters began the news segment. 

"Aaron Rodgers, former Green Bay Packers quarterback now with the Jets, is having his name tossed around as a potential VP. Not Trump's VP, not Biden's VP, RFK, Jr's VP," he continued. 

Watters painted a picture of Rodgers' popularity, saying, "ESPN loves the Rodgers VP story, loves it. Automatic ratings. And now they can talk politics without getting in trouble." 

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Aaron Rodgers, former Green Bay Packers quarterback now with the Jets, is having his name tossed around as a potential VP for RFK, Jr (@FoxNews/Youtube)

"And remember a large portion of ESPN's audience? African-American. RFK, Jr. [is] already performing well with them, and adding Rodgers to the ticket would help and really hurt Biden. The Jets? Boy, do they need help. Rodgers blew out his Achilles on the fourth snap of last season," he stated,

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Jesse Watters explained during his show that ESPN would benefit from the Aaron Rodgers VP story since it could lead to 'automatic ratings' (@FoxNews/Youtube)

Watters then added a layer of intrigue saying, "Imagine his return to training camp this summer as RFK, Jr's running mate. Now, if Kennedy-Rodgers wins the White House and the Jets are in the playoffs, would the Secret Service play a line?"

The host then raised a hypothetical scenario, asking, "What do you think's harder? Debating Kamala or beating the Bills?"

"Well, you probably have to prepare more for the Bills, but Rodgers doesn't even have to campaign. He just shows up to practice, throws a few touchdowns on Sunday, and answers twice as many questions from reporters," he added. 

Jesse Watters explores potential impact of RFK Jr and Aaron Rodgers's ticket

Moreover, Watters also pondered the comparative challenges of debating Kamala Harris versus defeating the Buffalo Bills. 

He highlighted, "Now, we don't want to get ahead of ourselves, but RFK, Jr is making his VP announcement in Oakland, which happens to be Aaron Rodgers' hometown. Who wins Wisconsin if Kennedy has Rodgers? Do Trump or Biden stand a chance?". 

"Would Kennedy-Rodgers be playing spoiler, or would they be playing to win?" he queried, adding, "Remember, Kennedy-Rodgers just needs 34% of the vote, and they're in the White House. Three-way split." 

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Jesse Watters speculated that the DNC is building a team of savvy veterans to suffocate a possible Kennedy-Rodgers run (@FoxNews/Youtube)

As speculation mounted, Watters emphasized, "Now I know a bunch of 20 and 30 and even 40-year-old guys who would punch that ticket just for fun. And tonight, the Democratic Party is in panic mode. The word around Washington?"

"Democrats prepare to go to war against third-party candidates. After kicking RFK Jr. out of the Democratic primaries, the DNC isn't finished with them. They're building a whole team-- savvy veterans to suffocate a possible Kennedy-Rodgers run," Watters continued.

"Behind the scenes, there's a Jill Stein hangover. Remember Jill Stein? Cost Hillary in '16? And Jill Stein couldn't even shine these guys' shoes or cleats. So the word's going out, and the media's mobilized: Hurt Rodgers before the season even starts," he concluded. 

Social media reacts to speculation surrounding Aaron Rodgers' potential VP role

In response to these unfolding events, individuals online utilized social media to share their viewpoints, mostly of which were in a mixed light. 

One viewer wrote, "Aaron rogers should sue cnn immediately." 

"Their over-reaction to Rodgers makes it so obvious what they've been doing to Trump the past 7 years," wrote another. 

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'Aaron Rogers should sue CNN immediately' (@FoxNews/Youtube)

"The Dems have gone completely bonkers!!!" one viewer noted. 

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'The Dems have gone completely bonkers!!!' one viewer noted
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Another viewer said, "Let's stop the insanity. We need leaders, not celebrities."

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Another viewer said, 'Let's stop the insanity. We need leaders, not celebrities' 
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'No one is taking Aaron Rodgers seriously' said one more viewer  (@FoxNews/Youtube)

"No one is taking Aaron Rodgers seriously," said one more viewer. 

"Hollywood and the Democrats have destroyed the idea of the land of the free, land of opportunity. America 🇺🇸 We the people...miss you," one disappointed person expressed. 

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'Hollywood and the Democrats have destroyed the idea of the land of the free, land of opportunity. America 🇺🇸 We the people...miss you', one disappointed person expressed
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'It should have American in panic mode really', another viewer chimed in (@FoxNews/Youtube)

"It should have American in panic mode really," another viewer chimed in. 

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