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Carrying on her father’s legacy of athletics and activism, an NFL Hall of Famer’s daughter explained her presidential endorsement against those “taking away women’s rights.”
(Video: Fox News)
Vice President Kamala Harris has leaned heavily on single-issue voters putting their interest in murdering unborn children above the economy and national security under the banner of “reproductive rights.”
That appeal left out the myriad other ways the Democratic Party — so often unable to answer the question “What is a woman?” — had eroded protections and opportunities for women, a point that didn’t go unnoticed as Kimberly Brown explained her endorsement for former President Donald Trump.
The daughter of late NFL Hall of Fame fullback, actor and civil rights activist Jim Brown joined “Fox & Friends” Friday morning and spoke with co-hosts Ainsley Earhardt and Brian Kilmeade about how her father’s own support for the GOP leader had “really opened up my eyes.”
In particular, she brought up gender ideologies and the erosion of female spaces, explaining, “I play tackle football. I don’t want to be on the field with a man wearing a wig, taking hormones, taking hits. That’s already going to affect me physically with injuries. I’m already susceptible to CTE, to concussions, and for a 300-pound man to go against me, that’s going to put me at risk and is going to put other girls and women at risk, as well as the mental trauma of them coming into our safe spaces.”
“It’s unfair. They’re taking away opportunities. They’re taking away funding. They’re taking away women’s rights,” contended Brown. “And Title IX was to protect us. Title IX was to give us a fair, equal playing field and not to be discriminated against. This is not similar. This is a whole other sex coming into our sport and taking over, and I don’t understand how the Biden-Harris administration is pushing this agenda.”
Explaining her late father’s support for the president, having met with Trump prior to his taking office as well as in the Oval Office, the Daughters of Legends founder explained to the “Fox & Friends” co-hosts, “My dad went to go meet with President-elect Trump, and when my dad went to go meet with the president-elect, that really opened up my eyes and I stayed neutral for about a year within his presidency, and after that…I came out as a Trump supporter because I saw the moves that Donald Trump was making.”
“Within the first 100 days, he gave us our religious rights with an executive order. I saw that he was defunding Planned Parenthood, the number one killer of black lives. He created the First Step Act, signed that in for prison reform — my father consulted on the First Step Act — school choice, record-breaking HBCU funding, so I saw that Trump was doing a lot for black people,” she rattled off.
Brown also slammed entrepreneur Mark Cuban’s recent take that the president refused to surround himself with “strong intelligent women,” as she asserted, “Donald Trump surrounds himself with strong, intelligent women, and he wouldn’t be where he is today if he wasn’t surrounded by strong, intelligent women. And those same strong, intelligent women are gonna get him back into the White House, and for him to become the 47th President of the United States.”
Backlash over the position had prompted Cuban to attempt to save face over his comment on ABC’s “The View,” contending, “When I said this during the interview, I didn’t get it out exactly the way I thought I did. So I apologize to anyone who felt slighted or upset by my response. As I said, it wasn’t about [T]rump voters, supporters or employees. Current or former…”
Native of Brooklyn, NY, Kevin Haggerty is a graduate of Hunter College where he studied Cultural Anthropology and Geography. An avid reader and truth seeker, he currently resides in Texas with his wife and their dog and, when he isn’t researching current events and their impacts, you’ll find him spending time with friends and family or working on his next novel.
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