Does Brett Favre have a political future in Mississippi?

[Suburbia]

The Hall of Fame National Football League quarterback and 1996 Super Bowl champion Brett Favre has been on a tear lately, slamming the civil rights movement's failures, Al Sharpton, "defunding the police", the Obamas, Clintons, Bidens, slamming Jimmy Carter and other liberal scions....

Does he have a political future in Mississippi as Senator in 2024 or 2026 or something?

[S019]

I mean there's a chance, maybe if he says that "we can't defund the police" to his local Walmart, his chances will improve, imo tbh. However at the same time, he could lose if the Democrats mention Young Kim and her homophobia.

[DrScholl]

He's white, has no political experience and probably is racist, so of course.

[Non Swing Voter]

He also sounds corrupt to me: https://www.insidehook.com/daily_brief/sports/brett-favre-hasnt-repaid-600000-mississippi-welfare-money

so he checks all the GOP boxes.

[Kuumo]

Yes, he will successfully primary Cindy Hyde-Smith in 2026 and win re-election in 2032 and 2038 with over 80 percent of the vote before serving as our 49th President after two terms each of Ron DeSantis and John James.

[Left Wing]

He is well known, telegenic.


He can appeal to Trump/Espy voters.........

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

No because Football and Basketball players are united behind BLM and Favre running as an R would disrupt that unity

[Ancestral Republican]

No because Football and Basketball players are united behind BLM and Favre running as an R would disrupt that unity

Favre is retired and he never cared about civil rights while he was playing.

[Suburbia]

No because Football and Basketball players are united behind BLM and Favre running as an R would disrupt that unity

Favre is retired and he never cared about civil rights while he was playing.

Despite the black Green Bay Packers players essentially sending him to back to back Super Bowls in the 90s, winning the 1996 one? Do you think he kept these views to himself all these years?