Mia Khalifa Reacts to Aaron Rodgers Slamming Trump: “Hate When a B***h I Can’t Stand Eats”

Mia Khalifa seemed annoyed to find common ground with Aaron Rodgers this week, posting snippets from the Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback’s podcast in which he called the current US administration “Pro-Israel First” and part of what he termed the “uniparty.”

Known for her vehement anti-Israeli stance, Khalifa retweeted the snippet with the meme-slang “Hate when a b***h I can’t stand eats,” a popular phrase that shows recognition of someone’s performance excellence.

Rodgers made these comments during his visit to “Not Just Football with Cam Heyward,” the podcast hosted by one of his Steelers’ teammates. Short snippets were circulating online on September 10th.

“There’s been nothing but obstruction of transparency with this entire administration. Anybody who even liked Trump or thought that things would change, like, this is a pro-Israel first administration. And when you dig into it, that’s the uniparty. It’s how many members of Congress are sponsored by AIPAC. So all the, there’s no MAGA movement. There’s no Make America Great Again movement because the guy you elected hasn’t done any of his campaign promises,” said Rodgers.

Uniparty is a term political opponents across the spectrum use to claim that Republicans and Democrats operate as a unified bloc on important issues, including foreign policy. Rodgers’s term suggests that the two parties place their overseas obligations above domestic ones.

AIPAC is a lobbying organization that supports candidates regardless of party affiliation. It has drawn criticism from both Republicans and Democrats for funding candidates’ primary campaigns. In May, it publicly said it was proud to have ousted Rep. Thomas Massie, a Republican from Kentucky, in the primary race.

During the same podcast, Rodgers discussed other subjects, too. He referred to politics as a psyop, a psychological operation, and claimed that he distrusts most politicians. Ron Paul, the Texas libertarian, is the only person he could trust. Rodgers returned to criticizing the NFL’s pandemic-related policies and Dr. Fauci. He also blamed ESPN for its editorial choices.

Rodgers has won four NFL Most Valuable Player awards and led the Green Bay Packers to a Super Bowl XLV win. He drew wide attention in 2021 for refusing the coronavirus vaccine while with the Green Bay team, and later switched to the Steelers after time with the New York Jets.

Khalifa has always supported Palestinians and often described Israel as an apartheid state. Playboy cut ties with her in October 2023 following her posts about the Hamas attacks against Israel.

Rodgers and Khalifa did not elaborate further on their exchange.

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