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DeAndre Jordan reacts to Donald Trump, Joe Biden’s first 2020 Presidential Debate

Like many others on Twitter, DeAndre Jordan voiced his opinion about the first 2020 Presidential Debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

As the first 2020 Presidential Debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate former Vice President Joe Biden took place on Tuesday, Twitter was as busy as ever. Many made sure to share their opinions, especially after the event, when some founds themselves asking what they just saw.

Brooklyn Nets center DeAndre Jordan new exactly what he was watching early on in the night, tweeting:

This [expletive] sounds like my brothers and me debating over who got to sit in the front seat when we were kids.

Jordan then waited a while longer to weigh in again:

Don’t bring up people’s children. Off limits, in my opinion.

Soon after, the Brooklyn Nets center suggested the host of ESPN’s First Take, Molly Qerim, be the next moderator, before asking followers what he should drink after watching the first 2020 Presidential Debate.

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Steph Curry joins Under Armour’s ‘Run To Vote’ initiative on National Voter Registration Day

On National Voter Registration Day, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry joined Under Armour’s “Run to Vote” campaign to increase voter turnout.

After endorsing Joe Biden and Kamala Harris with his family at the Democratic National Convention, Steph Curry chimed in on National Voter Registration Day.

The Golden State Warriors two-time Most Valuable Player is joining Under Armour’s “Run to Vote” campaign. The six-time All-Star shared a message on Twitter, encouraging his followers to prepare for election day.

Via @StephenCurry30 on Twitter:

Under Armour’s “Run to Vote” will push to increase voter turnout in the 2020 general election.

Via Under Armour Newsroom:

Our Run to Vote initiative will ensure we can work with our partners to educate, mobilize, and empower Americans so we can all make an impact on our democracy. We are working to increase voter turnout by putting as many voters on the playing field as we can.

Under Armour’s campaign provided links for voter registration, registration check and absentee ballot requests. View the full Run to Vote page with other voting resources here.

Via @UnderArmour on Twitter:

Curry’s coach and teammates have also been active leading up to the 2020 general election. Along with joining the LeBron James led “More Than A Vote” initiative, Draymond Green has made appearances as a contributor on CNN. 

On Tuesday, Steve Kerr will serve at a virtual phone bank with the Biden campaign. In November, the Warriors will open their facilities in the Bay Area as election day polling sites.

Via @warriors on Twitter: 

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Warriors to open facilities in the Bay Area to serve as polling sites for the November election

The Golden State Warriors will open their facilities across the Bay Area to serve as polling locations for the 2020 general election.

On Friday, the Golden State Warriors announced the opening of different Bay Area locations for the 2020 general election.

In November, the Warriors will open their facilities in Oakland, Santa Cruz and San Francisco to serve as polling sites for election day. The team’s Oakland facility and their G League affiliate’s home in Santa Cruz will serve as a polling site and ballot drop-off location on Nov. 3.

Chase Center’s outdoor location “Thrive City” in San Francisco will be accepting drop off ballots from Oct. 31-Nov. 3.

Via @warriors on Twitter:

Following the NBA strike in the Orlando Bubble after the shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin, players demanded league arenas be used as polling posts for the 2020 general election.

Members of the Golden State Warriors have been active leading up to November’s election. In a virtual message with their family, Stephen and Ayesha Curry endorsed Joe Biden and Kamala Harris at the Democratic National Convention. Curry’s teammate Draymond Green joined the LeBron James led “More Than a Vote” initiative.

The Warriors are currently in competition with the Atlanta Hawks with “Voters Win.” The two franchises are competing to see who can get the most members from their fanbase pledging to vote on election day.

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Steph and Ayesha Curry appear at DNC to endorse Joe Biden in the 2020 election

Steph and Ayesha Curry appeared in a virtual video at the 2020 Democratic National Convention to endorse Joe Biden in the 2020 election.

Stephen Curry had a busy Thursday.

After serving as the Golden State Warriors representative at the NBA Draft Lottery, Curry joined his wife Ayesha to make an appearance during the final night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention.

In a pretaped video surrounded by their family, Steph and Ayesha endorsed Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the 2020 election. Ayesha opened the video stating, “We want to ensure that our kids live in a nation that is safe, happy, healthy and fair.” The two-time NBA Most Valuable Player followed saying, “we’re voting for Biden.”

Steph and Ayesha were then joined by their daughters Ryan and Riley for some questions about politics and the upcoming election.

After the Curry family’s video, the former Vice President chimed in on Twitter to thank Steph and Ayesha.

Via @JoeBiden on Twitter:

Curry responded to Biden’s thank you with praise for his formal acceptance speech at the DNC. The point guard called the speech “amazing.”

Via @StephenCurry30 on Twitter:

Curry joined fellow NBA All-Star LeBron James to endorse Biden. In an interview with Cari Champion and Jemele Hill, the Los Angeles Lakers forward said he would “for sure” support Biden and Kamala Harris in the 2020 election.

Watch the Curry family’s DNC video via @DemConvention on Twitter:

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LeBron James did retweet a video posted …

LeBron James did retweet a video posted by Democratic nominee for president Joe Biden teasing a conversation between the former vice president and his old boss, Barack Obama. James added a caption to the original post, which suggested Biden would become the 46th president of the United States, with googly eyes, praying hands and raised fist emojis, if you want to read between the lines.

Who wins in boxing match: President Trump or Joe Biden?

A poll conducted by FitRated.com found that the majority of 1,000 people surveyed think Joe Biden would beat Donald Trump in a boxing match.

Those who follow presidential polls know that Donald Trump is trailing presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the general election. The current president obviously has a fight on his hands as we approach November.

But what if it were a different kind of fight? What if it were, you guessed it, a boxing match?

Trump, 74, is a legitimate heavyweight at 6 feet, 3 inches and an estimated 240 pounds. Biden, 77, is a reported 6 feet and 160 pounds, which would make him a middleweight and an underdog because of the stark size different.

Still, a poll conducted by FitRated.com found that the majority of 1,000 people surveyed think Biden would defeat Trump in a boxing match. And it wasn’t close: 58.9% for Biden, 41.1% for Trump.

Biden had an even bigger advantage among fellow Democrats, 76% to 24%. Meanwhile, Trump had an edge of 68% to 32% among Republicans.

Those who took part in the poll evidently chose the wiry Biden’s quickness over Trump’s brawn. Or could politics have played a role?

If it makes the president feel better, similar polls had him defeating former Democratic presidential candidates Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Michael Bloomberg and Amy Klobuchar in the ring. Pete Buttigieg, 5-foot-10 but only 38 years old, was picked to beat Trump.