Harris and Trump have been endorsed by major celebrities: Harrison Butker, Bruce Springsteen and others
Times of discover News: Celebrities have weighed in on the 2024 presidential race in various ways in recent weeks, with some of the biggest names in politics and Hollywood endorsing a particular candidate in hopes of moving the needle forward this November.
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker — who made headlines earlier this year for his controversial college graduation speech on Catholic values, abortion, IVF and the role of women in society — endorsed Donald Trump on Friday and called him "the most pro-life president" in the news in a Fox interview.
Musician Bruce Springsteen shared an Instagram video saying he will support Kamala Harris and Tim Walz in November because they are "committed to a vision of this country that transcends class, religion, race, political views or sexual identity and respects everyone regardless."
DC Comics' "Shazam!" movie star Zachary Levi endorsed Trump during an event for former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Sunday. Saying he would have voted for Kennedy "in a perfect world" but now believes Trump will "help move this country forward." Kupe." Pop star Chappel Roan posted a second video strongly criticizing the Democratic Party, following a TikTok video he posted last week in which he said he would not support a presidential candidate, but added: "Yes, I voted for Kamala," he said, mispronouncing the vice president's first name.
Actress Jennifer Lawrence told People magazine that she supports Harris because "abortion is actually on the ballot" and that she believes Harris "will do everything she can to protect reproductive rights." Actress Fran Drescher posted an animated video to TikTok based on the theme song from the popular show "The Nanny" featuring Harris, with the lyrics "Keep your brains, keep your guts and Tim Walz/Soon Harris will be president." Joe Germanotta, a New York restaurant owner and father of pop star Lady Gaga, endorsed Donald Trump on Fox News and called the former president a "patriot" (his daughter has not yet endorsed a candidate, but in 2020 she is backing Joe Biden and Joe Biden). Congratulations to the couple.) On the win, Harris said she has "nothing but love" for the pair and called them "heroes" in 2021.)
Many big names in Hollywood came out in support of Biden before he dropped out of the race, then switched their support to Harris. Olivia Rodrigo shared a video of a speech in support of Vice President Kamala Harris, where the vice president promised to "stop the extremism of Donald Trump." Major Democratic fundraiser George Clooney, who used a New York Times essay to urge Biden to drop out of the race, threw his support behind Harris, and Barbra Streisand said she would stand by her in her fight for reproductive rights. Argument would support Harris Musician John Legend, the chairman of the 2024 Democratic National Convention, declared that he was "very interested" in Harris becoming president.
Director Spike Lee, "West Wing" creator Aaron Sorkin and director Ken Burns threw their support behind Harris, along with actresses Rosie O'Donnell and Jamie Lee Curtis. Robert De Niro praised the president's "selfless patriotism" in a statement describing an ad for Biden's campaign that did not mention Harris but said "nothing is more important for our country than to put Donald Trump at the ballot box, to win." British pop artist Charli used the same font used on the album. Rapper Cardi B, who said in May that She will not support Biden, tweeting “Ahahahahaha come on I told you Kamala would be the 2024 nominee….” Pop musician Kesha says she will support Harris in November, boarding planes to show support, and when asked how she feels about Vance, she replied, “Damn that man.
