Aaron Rodgers for President

 He knows the score. And I’m not talking about football.

I’m going to ramble a little bit here. To give you background on a certain type. Among elite athletes, you find this type.

He’s smart, communicative, outgoing, affable, a quick thinker. He likes life. If you just sat down and chatted with him, you’d enjoy yourself.

But he has also has an edge. You’ll never notice it. Because you’re not going up against him in a game.

But let’s say you’re playing tiddlywinks against him. You win the first four games. He’s completely unfazed. He says, “Let’s go again.”

You win ten games in a row. He still wants to keep going. After the 20th game (you’ve won all 20), you begin to realize he’s not going to stop.

Ever.

Now you begin to feel a little unsettled. Who is this guy?

You lose the next two games. He still wants more.

He always will.

There is no quit in him. He’s implacable. He has no limit on losing, because he’s absolutely focused on winning. Unlike you, he doesn’t become discouraged by losing. He doesn’t walk away or back away. He’ll play tiddlywinks all night and into tomorrow.

You’ve never run into anyone like him.

Aaron Rodgers is one of those athletes.

As President, once he made up his mind about something, he’d never give in.

He happens to know the score on vaccines. I’m sure of it. If not the whole score, a lot of it. Enough.

The other day on ESPN, the interviewer, Pat McAfee, mentioned that people on social media are now saying Aaron didn’t really tear his Achilles tendon and that’s why he’ll be able to come back so soon from his injury.

Rodgers said: There’s a lot I could say about that, but ESPN would probably cut the feed if I did.

Then Rodgers did say: Those conspiratorial people who say I wasn’t injured badly are the same people who would never admit there is a conspiracy involved with gene therapy injections.

Referring, of course, to the COVID RNA vaccine.