Carrie Underwood’s husband releases idiotic defense of Aaron Rodgers in the wake of the Covid-19 controversy

Carrie Underwood won American Idol season 4.

But her husband? Mike Fisher? Who used to make a living from being a professional hockey player?

He just lost all our respect by coming to Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodger’s idiotic and ignorant defense.

Allow us to explain …

Last week, Rodgers tested positive for COVID-19.

In itself, this would only be a big deal for Green Bay fans because it meant the team would be without the reigning NFL MVP for at least one game.

But we then learned that Rodgers was unvaccinated – which also would not have created the big uproar.

Aside from the fact that he previously claimed to be “immunized” and continued does not to follow any of the league’s guidelines for unvaccinated players.

In a subsequent interview on Friday, Rodgers described himself as a “critical thinker” … and said he was conferring with podcast host Joe Rogan … and that he was taking horseworm cure Ivermectin as a way to ward off Covid. .. and that he does not care about “wake mob” or “cancel culture” or whatever pretty much anyone thinks.

The guy said a lot.

And every word was basically more idiotic than that before.

But not according to Mike Fisher!

“I stand with @ aaronrodgers12, I believe in the freedom to choose what we put in our body and the freedom of conscience,” the hockey player wrote in a lengthy Instagram statement Saturday.

“I agree with him that science clearly shows that the vaccinated spread covid at roughly the same rate as the unvaccinated.

“@nhl @nfl and other leagues ignore science and choose to force and punish unvaccinated players with these restrictions.

“If they really cared about people’s health, they would have daily tests for everyone.”

Look now.

Fisher just said a lot of dangerous and fake nonsense.

Those who are vaccinated absolutely do NOT spread Covid at the same rate as those who are unvaccinated; and just as crucial is the fact that those who are vaccinated almost never suffer from severe symptoms if they actually get the virus.

But that’s not even the point right now.

The point is not what Rodgers chooses to do with his own body.

The point is, he lied about what he was doing, did that body and put the health and safety of those around him at risk as a result, while also failing his teammates – and it was Before he used his very public forum to mislead the public about important medical information.

Fisher, however, claimed that the response to the Covid-19 pandemic has shown, “that this is not about our health, it’s about controlling our lives,” especially when it comes to vaccine talk.

The guy sounds like a deliberately ignorant idiot.

“I will not stand for that. It is time to fight for our medical freedom, and I sympathize with those who have been fired for choosing medical freedom,” he continued.

“People who lose their jobs because of a medical choice are un-American and unacceptable.

“We have to get up now before it’s too late! #Medical freedom #istandwithaaronrodgers.”

Fortunately, Mr. Carrie Underwood mostly in the minority here.

Take, for example, Howard Stern.

The radio host described Rodgers’ actions during this ongoing crisis as completely “bull-t” this week and said of the star athlete:

“If there was decency in this world, I would throw this guy out of the football league so fast [for] what he did to his teammates …

“This f-king guy, they should throw him out of the league so fast …

“Come on, dude, really?”