Steph Curry’s Kamala Harris endorsement calls his Christian faith into question



Golden State Warriors All-Star point guard Stephen Curry has announced he’s supporting Kamala Harris.

“Endorsing Kamala is important for me, for my family,” he stated in an interview.

When asked what issues he cared about the most, Curry gave the typical leftist answer: “Women’s rights.”

“We need to be in a position where women have the right to choose what’s best for them,” he regurgitated.

“Knowing Kamala and having been around her, I understand she's qualified for this job. She's, I think, representing what it means to be a great leader and being a decent human being in terms of representing our country the right way, so it's an easy choice for me,” he explained.

Curry’s answers, according to Jason Whitlock, spit in the face of his alleged “Christian faith.”

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“Women’s rights and women’s right to choose – that’s obviously abortion,” he says. “I don't think you can be pro-abortion and be a legitimate Christian. … Steph’s doing what’s comfortable for his social life, comfortable as an athlete in San Francisco.”

T.J. Moe agrees: “Steph Curry is not a Christian, and everybody should stop pretending so, and we should stop talking about him like he is a Christian.”

However, Moe also notices that Curry pointing to “women’s rights” as the policy he cares most about reveals an even bigger issue: We don’t know what Kamala Harris’ policies are.

“He didn't know any of her policies because she won't tell us any of her policies,” he criticizes. “We're 60 days out from the election, and she's held one interview.”

As for Curry’s assertion that Kamala Harris is “a decent human being,” Moe laughs at the glaring hypocrisy.

“Yes, murdering children in the womb is making us innocent people,” he mocks. “Proverbs 6 says there are six things that the Lord's hates; one of them is hands that shed innocent blood.”

According to Jason, Curry’s endorsement reveals that he’s “taken the very easy path.”

He’s “trying to serve two masters. You want to be rich, you want to be famous? Or do you want to be obedient to God?” he asks. Curry “wants to be rich and famous more than he wants to be obedient to God.”

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'It's all about positive energy': Steph Curry and Steve Kerr endorse Kamala Harris for president



Team USA Olympic basketball star and NBA player Steph Curry said that he hopes Vice President Kamala Harris will win the 2024 presidential election.

Curry's comments came during a press conference ahead of the Olympic basketball games in Paris, where he was asked about a longtime connection he has had with the vice president. Harris was born in Oakland, the same area where Curry's Golden State Warriors play.

In 2021, Curry presented Harris with a special jersey after snubbing the White House while Donald Trump was president.

'Kamala Harris is a great candidate, and I will support her.'

In Paris, Curry said Harris would bring "energy" to the 2024 election.

"Vice President Harris is primed to bring her energy to this campaign, and hopefully she’s on the ticket winning the election, but it's a big deal to say the least," Curry said in a video posted by ESPN's Coley Harvey. "She represents the Bay Area. She's been a big supporter of us, so I want to give that energy right back to her."

"Just excited on, obviously, we're representing our country. This is a monumental next couple months for our country and the direction that we’re heading. Hopefully, this is a great way to do our part and continue to unifying the country," Curry continued.

"Sports brings a lot of people together. For her in this moment, knowing what's ahead, it’s all about positive energy and optimism knowing how divided our country is right now."

NBA writer Marc J. Spears posted a quote from Coach Kerr similarly endorsing Harris.

"Kamala Harris is a great candidate, and I will support her," Kerr reportedly said.

The vice president recently visited the basketball team in Las Vegas before its trip overseas.

"Our nation is cheering you on. We are so proud of you," she told the players, per NBC News. "Go to Paris and bring back that gold," she continued. Harris added that the players represent the country from "every walk of life" and highlighted their responsibility as role models.

NBA star Kevin Durant called it "an honor" for her to make the visit, while Miami Heat center Bam Adebayo said the visit was a story he'll be able to tell his "kid's kid's kids about."

Curry and Coach Kerr recently made statements after the attempted assassination of former President Trump, expressing sorrow over the situation.

"Thank God Trump wasn't hit, but it's just so demoralizing in every which way," Kerr said.

"It's obviously a very sad time in general," Curry remarked. "All the conversations around the election and the state of politics in our country, and then you have a situation like this, which just [evokes] a lot of emotions around things that we need to correct as a people."

Both Curry and Kerr then advocated for stricter gun control measures despite the shooter reportedly obtaining the gun from his father.

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'Thank God Trump wasn't hit': Team USA's Steph Curry and Steve Kerr call for gun control after Trump assassination attempt



NBA star Steph Curry and his Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr both expressed sadness over the attempted killing of former President Donald Trump but also called for stricter gun control.

Following the shooting of Trump, members of the Team USA Olympic basketball team were asked by reporters for their reactions to the horrific events.

Kerr, who is both the coach of the NBA's Warriors and Team USA, said his team would be paying special attention to how they conduct themselves on behalf of the country:

"This is a time where we feel very proud to represent our country wearing USA on our chest, competing in the Olympics," Kerr told reporters while in Abu Dhabi, UAE. "We've talked to the players about how important it is to show the best version of us as human beings to represent our country in a respectful, dignified manner. It makes you want to do that even more so, because this is really shameful for us to sit here and think about what happened and what's going on in our country."

ESPN noted that Kerr's father was assassinated in 1984 in Beirut, Lebanon, after being targeted by a militant group called Islamic Jihad. Malcolm Kerr served as the president of the American University of Beirut.

"It's such a demoralizing day for our country, and it's yet another example of not only our political division but also gun culture," Kerr continued, then describing the shooter. "A 20-year-old with an AR-15 trying to shoot the former president. It's hard to process everything, and it's scary to think about where this goes because of the issues that already exist in the country. So this is a terrible day."

"Thank God Trump wasn't hit, but it's just so demoralizing in every which way," he added.

'Obviously, gun control first and foremost.'

However, the attempted assassin, Thomas Matthew Crooks, has been widely reported to have taken his father's legally purchased rifle to commit his crimes. The gun was purchased in 2013, ABC News reported.

Curry, an NBA champion and Team USA star, also weighed in from Abu Dhabi. Curry echoed sentiments of sadness but also called for further restrictions on firearms.

"It's obviously a very sad time in general," Curry said. "All the conversations around the election and the state of politics in our country, and then you have a situation like this, which just [evokes] a lot of emotions around things that we need to correct as a people," he said in front of a Team USA backdrop.

"Obviously, gun control first and foremost, because the fact that that's even possible for somebody to have an attack like that. But just more so you want to [see] positivity and hope. It sounds cheesy, but it's real. That's when our country's at its best, and it just adds another blemish to what's going on. So sad is just the word," he concluded.

Curry and Kerr were both guests at the White House in early 2023 to present basketball jerseys to the president. At the same time, Kerr and some of his players participated in a round table on the matter of gun control.

Kerr's anti-gun activism goes back many years, having even made statements blaming Republicans for shootings.

They "refuse to do anything about the violence, the school shootings, the supermarket shootings," Kerr said in 2022. They put their "desire for power ahead of the lives of our children, our elderly, and our churchgoers," he added.

Curry has more broadly spoken out against gun violence but is generally less vehement than Kerr in his calls for stricter laws.

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