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Steve Kerr and Donald Trump (Source: X)
Donald Trump's return to the White House, following a resounding victory over Kamala Harris, sparked new debates around the nation. As the dust settled on Tuesday night, Americans eagerly awaited the responses of the most prominent public figures in the country, none more so than Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr.
Known for his leftist stance and outspoken criticism of Trump, Kerr had previously supported Harris at the Democratic National Convention, boldly forecasting a victory that would silence Trump's detractors.
Steve Kerr broke his quiet on Wednesday, acknowledging the election's outcome in a tone that was surprisingly reserved."I believe in democracy," Kerr declared at the outset. "The American people have spoken and voted for Trump. I hope he can do well for our country in these coming years."
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Steve Kerr asked if he spoke with his team today to reset after the election results:
— Noa Dalzell 🏀 (@NoaDalzell) November 6, 2024
“I just told them let’s make America Great Again and beat the Celtics tonight.” pic.twitter.com/g1Za6d7D4Z
Steve Kerr ready for new NBA season
In order to wrap up his speech with a hint of optimism, Kerr reframed the phrase, "Make America Great Again" for his squad. He lightened the atmosphere by joking, "In our meeting this morning, I told the guys, 'Let's Make America Great Again by beating the Boston Celtics'," indicating his plan to concentrate on basketball as the season approaches. It has long been known that the Warriors coach mixes political and sporting remarks.
Critics and supporters alike are keeping an eye on Kerr's future to see if he will change his stance or remain one of the most vocal athletes on political matters. Kerr's thoughtful response may, for the time being, be the beginning of a new age of political discourse in the NBA.
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