Looking ahead to US electionsthe vice president Kamala Harris, presidential candidate for the democratic party has gathered numerous supports in the entertainment industry, but on this occasion, Harris becomes a trend in entertainment and politics, since it managed to add to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (UMC) to his campaign and to prevent Trump from doing what he does Thanos and “snap your fingers in the election.”
Although it seems like something that would only happen in a marve comicl, the main modern superheroes have come together to give the necessary support for Harris’ candidacy in the style of the post-credits scene of Spider-Man: Homecoming.
‘T’ from ‘Thanos’? No, ‘T’ for Trump
In a video posted on the Instagram account of Robert Downey Jr.. This Thursday, October 31, several of the protagonists of avengers They joined together in a video call to express their support for the candidacy of the American vice president and promote voting among their followers, since the elections are next November 5, this being the most contested election day in the United States.
In the clip that has gone viral, Robert Downey Jr. iron man, Scarlett Johansson Black Widow, Chris Evans Captain America, Mark Ruffalo hulkDanai Gurira OkoyeDon Cheadle War Machine and Paul Bettany Vision they shared the screen, to demonstrate their sympathy to harris while they had a conversation about the political context in the US and together they found a good slogan campaign for the candidate.
The initiative where part of the cast of marvel movies It is a video call initiated by Scarlett Johanssonwhere everyone involved delivers in order giving ideas for a slogan to the campaign.
Among the debate, Danai Gurirarecognized for her participation in Black Pantherproposed the phrase: Kamala Foreverreference to the popular cry of Wakanda; mimsa was well received by her colleagues; but the winner was:
“I am Kamala Harris and I agree with democracy.”
‘Bendecia’ by Beyoncé and the support of the swifties
The elections in the US are that area where the entertainment industry also has something to say and for the candidacy of the Democratic candidate, the voices of several artists have been raised in favor of her victory.
In the middle of summer, the conversation that revolved around Kamala Harris It was disastrous, because American memes painted her as a police officer who uses brute force, but everything changed with a tweet from the American singer Charli XCX where he assured that it was spontaneous and youthful, the same thing that the team of the current contender has been able to occupy quite well.
According to the Spanish agency EFE, Taylor Swift fans, who are trying to help Kamala Harris get to the White House and they have announced a new campaign strategy synchronized with the superstar’s concerts, included in The Eras Tour, reports ‘Newsweek’.
Swifties 4 Kamala It brings together the followers of the Style interpreter who support the vice president of the United States, who have partnered with a variety of organizations to execute an extensive direct contact campaign with voters.
The goal is to mobilize Swift’s fans to send millions of text messages in key and battleground districts across the United States, while attending live broadcasts of the next leg of the Eras Tour.
The singer of And what is he like? He tried to remind his countrymen and Latinos what the past Trump administration was like, emphasizing what he said about Puerto Rico:
“I’m here to tell you that even though some have forgotten… I remember. I remember what it was like when Trump was president. I remember what he did and said about Puerto Rico… About our people… I remember after Hurricane Maria devastated our island …Trump blocked billions of dollars in aid…while thousands died,” the video began.
“I remember when our families lacked clean water and electricity, Trump threw paper towels and called Puerto Rico “dirty” and “poor.” But I wasn’t surprised. Because I ALSO remember… he launched his campaign called…
I’m here to tell you that even though some have forgotten… I remember.
I remember what it was like when Trump was president.
I remember what he said and said, about Puerto Rico…
About our people…I remember after Hurricane Maria devastated our island…
Trump blocked… pic.twitter.com/oK8LqTUDit— Marc Anthony (@MarcAnthony) October 28, 2024
During Friday, Texas became “ground zero” for the defense of abortion rights for Kamala Harris and Beyoncéand the fight against illegal immigration for Donald Trump.
Texas, a Republican-governed southern state, is an unorthodox stop for the candidates, who are supposed to focus on the seven key states likely to decide who is next in the White House.
But both the Democratic vice president like their rival, the former Republican president, have decided to fuel their campaigns by remembering what separates them.
Beyonce She partially dropped her ‘blessing’ by portraying herself as a mother and saying that “it’s time for America to sing a new song.”
“It’s time for America to sing a new song,” said the singer, accompanied by her sister Kelly Rowland, before more than 20,000 people gathered in Houston, her hometown.
“I’m not here as a politician, I’m here as a mother who cares deeply about the world,” added the pop star, who authorized the use of Freedom, a hymn to freedom, for the Democratic campaign.
“We have to vote,” he told them before introducing Harris, with whom he embraced in a hug.
But who supports Trump?
Just as the world of fame can take its voice and support Harris, they have done the same with Trump, unleashing controversy and heated positions from his supporters.
after the past Sunday Night Football of Week 8 of the NFL, while Brock Purdy (San Francisco QB) was in a post-game interview with an NBC reporter, Nick Bosa made a special appearancewith a peculiar detail: he was wearing a cap Make America Great Again‘ –slogann of Trump – and pointed out the legend before the cameras.
Bosa is not the first time he has done something like this, since his Republican stance is quite well known and he has been seen at public events supporting the business magnate.
The 49ers defensive end has been criticized for his posture, because during the episodes of police violence in the United States, the QB Colin Kaepernick protested these events in 2016; generating adverse reactions and, ultimately, his departure from the league.
The American actor Mel Gibson revealed that in the November 5 elections he will support the Republican candidate, former President Donald Trump, because the vice president and Democratic candidate, Kamala Harrishas, in his opinion, the IQ “of a fence.”
“I’m going to say Trump. Is that a good assumption?” the journalist asks him, to which the filmmaker responds: “It’s a pretty accurate assumption,” he told the EFE agency.
Puerto Rican reggaeton artist Anuel AA visited former United States President Donald Trump at his home, along with his father and wife, and called on his fans to vote for him in next November’s elections.
“Everyone vote for Donald Trump. “My Latino and Hispanic brothers, we are going to stay united as the family that we are and we are going to vote for the good and security of our country, which is our home,” he wrote in a message published in the last few hours on his Instagram account.
This message, accompanied by several photos with Trump, came after the singer, along with fellow artist Justin Quiles, participated on August 30 at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania, in which they publicly endorsed the former president.
“We need a strong president to protect us from every threat that comes our way and to boost the economy and create more opportunities for all of us and for the future and well-being of our children!” continued the artist.
