Al Horford's sister shares unfiltered criticism of Dave Portnoy's Donald Trump support: "Ban him from being a Celtics fan"
Aside from being the sister of NBA Champion Al Horford, Anna Horford is also known as a vocal individual on social media. Following the presidential debate between U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, Horford talked about revoking Dave Portnoy's Celtics fanhood. This comment stemmed from Portnoy arguing that Trump faced an unfair debate.
The New York Post's Richard Polinna reported on the Barstool Sports founder's comments, where he criticized ABC moderators for treating Harris favorably. In this instance, the Celtics forward's sister doesn't approve of Portnoy being associated with the Boston team.
"I truly wish we could ban him from being a Celtics fan," Horford posted.
Following her post, she followed it up by responding to a fan who questioned her.
"I don't give passes to racist misogynists," Horford posted.
When it comes to important subject matters, Al Horford's sister doesn't shy away from sharing her opinions. Regardless of other X users who might not be fond of where she stands on specific topics, Anna Horford is not willing to give a pass to individuals such as Dave Portnoy.
Al Horford's sister criticized Donald Trump's previous policies on food regulations
With the 2024 presidential elections being just a few months away, several voters have shared where they stand regarding the candidates involved. One of those individuals is Anna Horford, who pointed out Donald Trump's previous policies when it came to food regulations. She took her comments to X.
"Trump consistently did dumb sh*t like rolling back food regulations," Horford posted. "We're seeing its impact now, & his supporters still have the audacity to say he's an intelligent man ... bruh. Some of you clearly never read 'The Jungle' in high school. I know dogs smarter than that man."
She also referenced Upton Sinclair's 'The Jungle Book', which detailed the author's drive to shed light on the corruption involved with politics and business. The book was released in 1905.
Al Horford's sister cleared the air on false reports regarding her brother's decision on his Celtics tenure
Following a fake report from X user 'Legon Hoops' (@LegonHoop) regarding Al Horford's decision to retire from the NBA, her sister quickly cleared the air on the matter.
"Yeah, no," Horford posted.
There was no official confirmation from the Boston Celtics organization or even from the five-time NBA All-Star himself. With how prevalent false information is in social media, Anna Horford had to make sure that she did her part in debunking the retirement rumor.