'Thankful': Steve Kerr Clowns Republicans With Sarcastic Election Takeaway
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The Golden State Warriors coach joked that he had a "twinkle" in his eye following Donald Trump's win.
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr mocked Donald Trump and Republicans on Wednesday with one matter they’ve largely dismissed following the president-elect’s win over Vice President Kamala Harris.
“I’m just thankful that there wasn’t any voting fraud this time, you know,” Kerr sarcastically told reporters before the Warriors’ win over the Boston Celtics on Wednesday.
“Last time, I mean, all those illegal immigrants who crashed the border and raped and murdered people and then voted six times. That was unfortunate. But thankfully, this time, everything was clean so it’s great that every election has been really valid except for that last one four years ago,” he added.
Kerr emphasized his joke by adding that he had a “twinkle in my eye” while talking about voter fraud claims, which Trump and GOP officials notably spread after his 2020 election loss.
Trump laid the groundwork to repeat similar claims prior to this year’s contest, but the president-elect and his allies have essentially kept mum on the topic since results started to arrive on Tuesday.
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