NFL legend Brett Favre to speak at Donald Trump rally in Green Bay

NFL Hall of Famer Brett Favre will join the former president. donald trump at the meeting wisconsin next week.

Gyeongju-ro White House The legendary quarterback recently entered his final stretch. Parkinson’s disease diagnosis revealedI ended up supporting the Republican candidate.

The Packers icon, 55, will appear in Wisconsin next week to address a Green Bay crowd as a guest speaker, the Trump campaign announced, just days before voters head to the polls on Nov. 5.

Fabre was an ardent supporter of Trump. I supported him in 2020 when he was against it. joe bidenIt cited the president’s support for the 1st and 2nd Amendments and the police and military’s support.

Last year Super Bowl winner says America has become a ‘better place’ When Trump occupied the Oval Office.

The former quarterback is scheduled to address a crowd in Green Bay next week, just days before Election Day.

‘I think our country is better off with him,’ he told Jason Whitlock on the ‘Fearless’ podcast.

‘I think Donald was an apolitical president, and I liked that about him. Was he perfect? Absolutely not. Am I perfect? Absolutely not. I have flaws like everyone else. We all have flaws. But I got the feeling that he really cared about putting our country in a better place and for our people.

‘Black, white, Hispanic, Asian – say whatever you want. I think if you were an American citizen, he would care about you more than anything. I don’t know if the current president has the same mindset.

‘I wouldn’t even call myself a Republican, Democrat or Independent. I just know what I believe. I believe the people in this country should come first. The focus, the focus, the vision should be on making life better for the people of this country, and I don’t know if that’s the case right now.’

Meanwhile, on the 30th of last monthThe all-time MVP got his shot at Taylor Swift. The pop star girlfriend of Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce, after she endorsed Kamala Harris.

Shortly after last week’s Trump-Harris TV debate, Swift took to Instagram to Said she had 284 million followers She planned to vote for Harris.

The former Super Bowl winner was an avid supporter of the former president.

The three-time MVP spent 16 seasons in Green Bay, winning a Super Bowl in 1997.

The megastar said she voted for the Vice President because ‘she is fighting for rights and I think we need warriors to defend them.’

that That was after Brittany Mahomes, the wife of Kelce’s teammate Patrick Mahomes, liked a post about Trump.

Favre responded to a video in which Patrick Mahomes took aim at Swift, saying he remains neutral on politics.

He posted on X: ‘Good review of Mahomes — we see a lot of celebrities trying to influence their audience instead of letting people think for themselves.

‘It wouldn’t be a good thing if the best option for them wasn’t clear and they were easily swayed by their favorite pop artist.’

Many people were quick to accuse Fabre of hypocrisy after he used his platform to support Trump in 2020.

He wrote in X in October 2020: ‘My vote is for what makes this country great: freedom of speech and religion, the Second Amendment, hard-working, tax-paying citizens, police and soldiers.

‘In this election we have freedom of choice that we must all respect. For me and these principles, I vote for (Donald Trump).’

The NFL legend criticized Taylor Swift for endorsing Kamala Harris last month.

After endorsing Donald Trump in 2020, many people were quick to accuse Fabre of hypocrisy.

Favre came under fire for saying it was “hard to believe” that Derek Chauvin tried to kill George Floyd in Minneapolis in 2020. He also accused NFL players of disrupting football by kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial injustice.

Meanwhile, last September, a federal appeals court rejected it. Resurrect the defamation suit filed by Favre against Shannon Sharpe..

Favre filed the lawsuit over comments Sharpe made on a Fox Sports show in 2022 amid the Mississippi welfare scandal in which millions of dollars were diverted to the rich and powerful.

Mississippi State Auditor Shad White said Favre improperly received $1.1 million in speaking fees to travel to the University of Southern Mississippi’s volleyball stadium. There, Favre played soccer and his daughter played volleyball.

Swift told her 284 million followers via Instagram that she plans to vote for Harris.

The fees come from a nonprofit organization that has been approved by the state Department of Human Services to disburse funds for temporary assistance to needy families.

Sharpe said Favre was ‘taking money from underprivileged people’, ‘stealing money from people who really needed it’, and that someone would have to be a pitiful person to ‘steal from the lowest of lows’.

Favre was not charged with breaking the law and paid back $1.1 million. White said in a court filing in February that Favre still owes $729,790 because the amount originally owed has increased due to interest.

Favre sued Sharpe for his criticism of the show. A federal district court judge dismissed the lawsuit, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit denied Fabre’s appeal on Monday. The ruling said Sharp’s comments were constitutionally protected opinions based on publicly known facts.