Kamala Harris is part of one of the most unpopular administrations for a reason.
Americans don’t believe that Kamala Harris and Joe Biden have their interests at heart.
And a Hall of Fame quarterback slammed Kamala Harris for this awful betrayal.
Aaron Rodgers slams Kamala Harris’ blank check for Ukraine
New York Jets Quarterback Aaron Rodgers is one of the more thoughtful athletes when it comes to thought on political issues.
Rodgers has a weekly guest spot on Pat McAfee’s ESPN show and Rodgers will oftentimes digress into a discussion on the issues.
During Rodgers most recent guest appearance, McAfee was broadcasting his show from Penn State’s Beaver Stadium due to the fact that McAfee would be a part of the College Gameday broadcast that Saturday from Penn State for their clash against fourth ranked Ohio State.
Rodgers heard military planes conducting test runs of the pregame flyover, which led to Rodgers quipping, “It’s $2 million we’re not sending to Ukraine, so that’s fine.”
Later in the broadcast, Rodgers came back to Ukraine and said he had no problem with them defending themselves from a Russian invasion.
“I just want to clear up one comment that I made, because there is a large Ukrainian flag that flies at 1 Jets Drive,” Rodgers stated.
But what Rodgers said he had a problem with was Joe Biden and Kamala Harris funneling nearly $200 billion to Ukraine while abandoning Americans suffering from Hurricane Helene ravaging their communities.
“I don’t have a problem with Ukraine, at all. I just think that there’s a lot of problems in the United States that $180 billion could maybe help instead of fighting a proxy war. Just to tie that one up. You know, like natural disasters, and FEMA is confiscating bottles of water and food supplies from people trying to help,” Rodgers stated.
Rodgers mocked the government as historically incompetent and slammed Kamala Harris for showing up in North Carolina after Helene to offer crumbs in the form of $750 checks.
“Like maybe, let’s help those people out. Obviously, FEMA doesn’t have the best record if you go back to 2005 and Katrina. But I think there’s a lot of problems in the States and people hurting that could use more than, I don’t know, what’d they just give out? 600 dollars, 700 dollars? Come on,” Rodgers concluded.
McAfee agreed and piled on further, pointing out how Kamala Harris and Joe Biden abandoned the island of Maui after the wildfires.
McAfee added that the United States needed to be looking out for their own people first instead of worrying about securing the border of faraway countries like Ukraine.
“$750, $750, $750,” McAfee exclaimed. “And also you go back to Hawaii and what happened there with the fires. We all agree. I think everybody with a sane mind agrees. Understand that the United States of America have to look out for people and everything like that, but we’ve gotta look out for our people too, whenever sh*t happens.”
