Critics criticized Kentucky Derby champion Eric Reid for a critical tweet about Vice President Kamala Harris.
Reid coached the second-tallest striker in Derby’s nearly 150-year history, but fame has also drawn attention to Reed’s social media story. And one tweet in particular is annoying.
In the latest issue of ESPN not in line, presenter John Barr asked Reid if he had written a tweet describing Harris’ qualifications as “over the knee.” Reed’s response did not confirm or deny that the tweet was written by him.
“I didn’t see anything about that,” Reid told Barr. “I wasn’t told about it. I don’t know what’s going on out there. I’m more concerned with Richie, what’s going on between us and this great horse and how much he has helped everyone. So there are haters and I’m going to leave someone like that.”
Eric Reid was asked about this tweet on ESPN. He doesn’t seem interested in the answer. https://t.co/VwlykHw5XH pic.twitter.com/vlaOqpfXvr
– Ben Koo (@bkoo) 11 May 2022
The tweet in question was written by former Trump adviser and conservative talk show host Sebastian Gorka, “And what are Kamala’s qualities?” came in response to a tweet asking.
Here at @daddyrabbit1964, Reed replied: “I heard you’re good on your knees!”
Of course, many ridiculed Harris for allegedly starting his political career by dating 60-year-old San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown.
Author Peter Schweitzer, in his book Profiles of Corruption: The Abuse of Power by America’s Progressive Elite, mentions that Harris used Brown to acquire expensive vehicles and gain increasingly important positions in city government. From there, Harris began his efforts to rise to state government and eventually the Senate and Vice President of the United States.
Reid’s biography on the account states that he was “a horse trainer and a Reagan conservative.” Fantasy football fan, owner of Mercury Equine Center. ” Mercury Equestrian Center is the base for Rich Strike.
Rich Strike was an 8-0-1 long-range colt in the second-biggest defeat in derby history, winning the 3/4-length race against rival Epicenter last weekend. Rich Strike earned $1.86 million.
The race final came second in 1913 after Donerail’s massive 91-1 victory.
Source: Breitbart
