Brett Favre, Welfare Money & Police Brutality: The Double Standards Are Wild

So for my Wisconsin peeps, y'all know what I'm talking about.

Tom Tiffany's running for governor, Republican dude.

Anyway, so Brett Favre must have been in town.

It was either yesterday or in the last couple of days, I think.

I didn't like super look at all the posts and check the dates, but it was very recently.

Anyway, so you had Brett Favre on stage with Tom Tiffany.

They're sitting there like Tom Tiffany's got a football in his hand and they're just kind of like just talking or whatever because I didn't even click on the audio to listen to it.

But I was just like looking at it, right? I'm thinking of myself.

Okay, so you are bringing out Brett Favre to support your candidacy, right? And I know a lot of y'all from Wisconsin, even if you ain't from Wisconsin, if you're from down there in Mississippi and shit, y'all know about the welfare scandal and shit, like the funds that he stole or whatever, or allegedly stole.

I think he did personally.

And I just think he got caught up in scrambling.

You know what I mean? It's like, dude, why would you do that? Why wouldn't you just use your own money if you wanted to build something? Don't quote me, but I believe it was like some kind of volleyball court or something like a gym or something they were building or something like that.

And they ended up using like allocated welfare funds that were supposed to go to certain people.

You know what I mean? That money was earmarked or whatever it's called for certain individuals.

You know, poor people.

Black people, brown people, white people, just, you know, people that really need it, that really, really need the shit.

Brett Favre is a millionaire many times over.

But anyway, so he should have just used his own damn money and you wouldn't even be going through this shit, right? So Tom Tiffany, you're bringing out Brett Favre to support your candidacy.

He's got all that shit going on.

And then I looked, too, right, because I was, like, thinking to myself, did he ever admit to it? Like, what's going on with the case? Has anyone been charged? Like, did he even at least admit to it? And being like, yo, I fucked up.

I shouldn't have did that.

Blah, blah, blah.

Like, was there even any kind of, like, an apology or admitting to it? So I looked that up.

to see if there's ever been any public acknowledgement of it, denial, whatever.

So it says, no, Brett Favre has never publicly admitted to any wrongdoing or involvement in the Mississippi welfare scandal.

So for my Wisconsin peeps, y'all know what I'm talking about.

Tom Tiffany's running for governor, Republican dude.

Anyway, so Brett Favre must have been in town.

It was either yesterday or in the last couple of days, I think.

I didn't like super look at all the posts and check the dates, but it was very recently.

Anyway, so you had Brett Favre on stage with Tom Tiffany.

They're sitting there like Tom Tiffany's got a football in his hand and they're just kind of like just talking or whatever because I didn't even click on the audio to listen to it.

But I was just like looking at it, right? I'm thinking of myself.

Okay, so you are bringing out Brett Favre to support your candidacy, right? And I know a lot of y'all from Wisconsin, even if you ain't from Wisconsin, if you're from down there in Mississippi and shit, y'all know about the welfare scandal and shit, like the funds that he stole or whatever, or allegedly stole.

I think he did personally.

And I just think he got caught up in scrambling.

You know what I mean? It's like, dude, why would you do that? Why wouldn't you just use your own money if you wanted to build something? Don't quote me, but I believe it was like some kind of volleyball court or something like a gym or something they were building or something like that.

And they ended up using like allocated welfare funds that were supposed to go to certain people.

You know what I mean? That money was earmarked or whatever it's called for certain individuals.

You know, poor people.

Black people, brown people, white people, just, you know, people that really need it, that really, really need the shit.

Brett Favre is a millionaire many times over.

But anyway, so he should have just used his own damn money and you wouldn't even be going through this shit, right? So Tom Tiffany, you're bringing out Brett Favre to support your candidacy.

He's got all that shit going on.

And then I looked, too, right, because I was, like, thinking to myself, did he ever admit to it? Like, what's going on with the case? Has anyone been charged? Like, did he even at least admit to it? And being like, yo, I fucked up.

I shouldn't have did that.

Blah, blah, blah.

Like, was there even any kind of, like, an apology or admitting to it? So I looked that up.

to see if there's ever been any public acknowledgement of it, denial, whatever.

So it says, no, Brett Favre has never publicly admitted to any wrongdoing or involvement in the Mississippi welfare scandal.