Steph Curry, who opposed poor women near his mansion, cites women’s rights as his top issue

This week, Steph Curry’s pandering reached new heights when he appeared on CNBC at the New York Stock Exchange to explain his endorsement of Kamala Harris.

Despite having opposed low-income housing in his Atherton neighborhood in 2023 – where women of modest means could have found affordable homes – he now champions Harris’s women’s rights policies.

“I just know from … especially … women’s rights, and thinking about, you know, what’s at stake with this election and understanding we need to be in a position where women have the right to choose what’s right for them. That’s at the top of the list for me,” Curry faltered when CNBC asked him about his top issue in the upcoming election.

“I have amazing women in my life who’ve been a huge inspiration to me. Knowing Kamala and having been around here I understand she’s qualified for this job. She’s representing what it is to be a great leader and being a decent human being in terms of representing our country the right way,” Curry added.

Steph Curry, who didn't want poor women living behind his $30M California mansion, says his No. 1 issue in the Presidential election is women's rights & that's why he's voting for Kamala Harris, whose administration can't define what a woman is: https://t.co/ZnFLS8gDA8 pic.twitter.com/D507Q2BaAi

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