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CNN's Hatchet Job on Aaron Rodgers Just Got Worse

CNN needs to take the “L” on the Aaron Rodgers story. The network should apologize for even publishing the story and talking about it on-air. CNN, flush it and move on because it’s become a circus. The story dropped this week that Rodgers had gone into some tangent about how the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting, which left 20 schoolchildren dead, never happened. Rodgers allegedly made these ghastly claims when he was introduced to CNN’s Pamela Brown in 2013 at the Kentucky Derby.

The network has been waiting for over ten years to write about this, and it drops hours after it’s been reported that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reached out to the future Hall of Fame quarterback about being his running mate. The story can’t be corroborated. There is no audio—just CNN saying, ‘Trust me on this.’ Well, we don’t, and for a good reason: the liberal network has become one of the main Petri dishes from which fake news viral loads grow:

Jake Tapper claimed Rodgers didn’t deny the claims—it’s in his tweet, you muppet.

What a trainwreck.

Should Rodgers file a lawsuit?