RFK Jr. Considers Aaron Rodgers as VP Running Mate in Unlikely Bid for White House

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s potential selection of NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers as vice presidential candidate adds star power but raises questions about the campaign's seriousness.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., running as an independent, is reportedly considering NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers as his vice presidential running mate, signaling a bid to attract attention in the 2024 presidential race.
Kennedy's campaign plans to announce his running mate on March 26 in Oakland, California, amidst speculation and concerns from both major political parties.
Rodgers, known for his controversial views and conspiracy theories, could potentially alienate informed voters while appealing to those seeking a provocative third-party option.
Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura is also being considered as a more politically sensible choice for Kennedy's running mate, potentially impacting swing states.
Aaron Rodgers has faced criticism for his statements on various conspiracy theories, including those regarding Sandy Hook and the Tartarian Empire, complicating his potential political candidacy.