Michael Jordan's former teammate Etan Thomas frequently posts content criticizing U.S. President Donald Trump and his regime. On Wednesday, the athlete-turned-writer took aim at Education Secretary Linda McMahon, who is locked in a battle with Ivy League institution Harvard.
In a letter dated May 5, McMahon asked Harvard President Dr. Alan Garber to account for the university's supposed shortcomings, including the admission of foreign students "who show contempt for the United States of America." On Tuesday, a version of McMahon's letter with corrections made the rounds on X. The modified version called attention to capitalization mishaps and other structural issues in McMahon's letter.

Some netizens, including Thomas, believed the corrections were made by Harvard staff, although those rumors were later debunked by fact-checking website Snopes.
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"So let me get this straight, Linda McMahon, the Trump appointed Secretary of Education, wrote Harvard University a letter to which they responded by noting areas that are in need of correction and then posted it on social media? Much Respect @Harvard," Thomas wrote on Instagram.
According to Snopes, the revisions were made by X user Daniel Luo, who confirmed in an email to the website that he was responsible for the screenshots.
Michael Jordan's ex-teammate Etan Thomas comments on U.S. citizens who supposedly regret voting for Donald Trump: "The finding out phase continues"
This past weekend, Thomas posted a clip of a netizen reading aloud tweets from citizens who supposedly regret voting for Trump in the presidential elections last year.
"The man owns two Teslas and voted for Trump twice...just lost his job because of Elon [Musk] and Trump's policies," the netizen said in the clip. "And still think Trump actually gives a shit. I mean, you could almost hear the moment the regret sets in."
Thomas posted the clip and captioned it:
"Trump Voter Regrets...The Finding Out Phase Continues."
Thomas and Jordan were teammates for two seasons with the Washington Wizards.