Kurt Warner claims: “I would be a good president,” the platform says

Kurt Warner is best known as a Hall of Fame quarterback and now an analyst for NFL Network, but he believes he would make a good U.S. president if given the chance.

The former NFL star shared this surprising thought in an X post that surprised everyone on Thursday.

“I think I would be a good president, but I know I'm not nearly smart enough!” Warner wrote. “But I am smart enough to know that a president should not settle with a partisan box, but should develop his OWN beliefs on every single issue (and it's okay to believe in aspects of both sides)…

“They should hold fast to these beliefs while being open to listening and learning from those who have had different experiences and standing on the other side… They should fight for EVERY American, even when they know they are not everyone “We will win the fight for everyone…”

Anyone who has read this far has had to ask themselves, “Wait, is Warner just sending a thinly veiled message to the current presidential candidates?”

Warner continued.

“They should represent all of us with genuine respect and kindness that reflects the majority…They should make mistakes with grace because they will make mistakes in the eyes of many because it is impossible to make everyone happy and win every battle…but They should wake up every day knowing that they are in this situation because they truly want to make our country better than they found it!”

There you have it: the Kurt Warner for President 2028 campaign platform.

I think I would be a good president, but I know I'm nowhere near smart enough! But I'm smart enough to know that a president shouldn't settle for partisan logic, but should develop his OWN beliefs on every single issue (and it's okay to believe in aspects of both sides)……

— Kurt Warner (@kurt13warner) October 3, 2024

Would people really support a former football player as president? Well, it worked for former Michigan Wolverines star Gerald Ford. And America once elected a peanut farmer and then a former B-movie actor in consecutive elections, so the country seems open to all professions.

Thanks to stints in Northern Iowa and with the St. Louis Rams, Warner would immediately lock down the Midwest. He led the Arizona Cardinals to a Super Bowl, so he put this swing state in the win column.

Would you like someone to help you with your shopping? Warner once worked in a grocery store! Warner's experience in NFL Europe should make him a hit in the EU.

Of course, Warner's detractors will find ammunition for negative advertising, such as his love of puffy jackets. And then there's this questionable S…E…X-related incident that happened recently NFL GameDay Morning.

Hey, there's a lot in Green Bay?? pic.twitter.com/vlsaOtSFYK

– Awful Announcement (@awfulanncreasing) September 30, 2024

Many people like the idea of ​​a Warner presidential candidacy.

Well said⬇️ https://t.co/DmzQEfltQN

— Luke McCown (@luke_mccown) October 3, 2024

This post alone shows that you are smart and wise enough – and hello.

— Amy Trask (@AmyTrask) October 3, 2024

🎯 https://t.co/q68aC9EShZ

— Marco Battaglia (@MarcoBattaglia) October 3, 2024

(Kurt Warner)