US EditionAaron Rodgers Challenges Travis Kelce To Tag-Team Vaccine Debate With RFK And Fauci
- Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers engaged in a feud over COVID-19 vaccines. Kelce filmed an ad promoting the CDC's announcement about receiving COVID-19 and flu shots together, while the anti-vaccine Rodgers challenged Kelce to a public debate on the subject.
- Pfizer, the vaccine manufacturer, responded to the feud by creating a billboard featuring Kelce's number in Minneapolis. Rodgers referred to Kelce as "Mr. Pfizer" and expressed his anti-vaccine stance, leading to a national response.
- Despite the lighthearted tone, the feud highlights the deeper divide around vaccines. Rodgers believes there is propaganda surrounding vaccines and seeks to debate the topic, specifically targeting Tony Fauci. The controversy raises questions about the influence of Big Pharma and the concerns surrounding vaccination.
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