New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has noted that he became interested in politics after becoming fascinated by the assassination of President Kennedy. Still, he also says he has become “disheartened” with our two-party political system.
Rodgers revealed his thoughts in the latest episode of the Netflix documentary Aaron Rodgers: Enigma. In it, he says that in the late 1990s, when he was in high school, he began to study the JFK assassination.
“I mean, I got into politics back when I was a sophomore in high school. I mean, the idea, all around, honestly, your uncle’s death and that was my first entrance into pulling the veil back, as I call it, on, like, what’s actually going on because I read the Warren Commission’s report about it. I remember it hit me going, ‘This is what they said happened?’ This can’t be real,” he says in the documentary, according to Fox News.
He also noted that he grew up in a conservative household, but his commitment to the center-right was tested when he went to college at left-wing Berkeley. Still, that clash made him tire of the left-right divide.
In his conversation with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Rodgers also…
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