Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry delivered a video message on the final night of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago declaring his support for Kamala Harris.
Curry, who just won gold at the 2024 Pairs Olympics, said he hopes the nation can unite under Harris-Walz.
“Together, we can do it all and continue to inspire the world,” he said. “And that’s why I believe Kamala, as president, can restore that unity and continue to move our country forward.”
Curry spoke about the time he visited the vice president at the White House, which initially shaped his opinion of Harris.
“I had the opportunity to visit Kamala with my team at the White House last year, and I can tell you one thing I knew then and I know for sure now: the Oval Office suits her well,” Carey said.
Curry’s surprise appearance comes just days after GSW coach Steve Kerr addressed a packed crowd at the United Center.
Kiir was frank in his speech and declared his support for the Democratic presidential candidate.
“I can see the ‘shut up and whistle’ tweets going off as we speak,” Kerr said. “But I also realized as soon as I was asked that it is very important for me as an American citizen not to speak out in an election of this magnitude.”
He said he accepted the invitation to “enter a different kind of arena” and speak at the Democratic National Convention because of his position on leadership.
“I believe in a certain kind of leadership,” he said. “I believe leaders should show dignity. I believe leaders should tell the truth. I believe leaders should be able to laugh at themselves. I believe leaders should care about and love the people they lead.”
Watch Carey’s full speech at the Democratic National Convention in the video at the top of this page.
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