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Basketball head coach Kerr demands a change in government after school shooting
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr

GOLDEN State Warriors coach Steve Kerr slammed the US government today, following the horrific shooting at a South Florida school which left 17 dead, and demanded change at the top.

Kerr attacked President Donald Trump for failing to address the ongoing gun crisis in the United States while spending $18 billion dollars on a wall between the US and Mexico “that has nothing to do with our safety.”

Kerr said: “Nothing has been done. It doesn’t seem to matter to our government that children are being shot to death day after day in schools. It doesn’t matter that people are being shot at a concert, in a movie theatre.

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