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A new Democrat ad designed to shift male voters for Kamala Harris was met with a cascade of online mockery.
There’s a new political ad going around the internet that features a group of leftist dudes proclaiming their vote for Vice President Kamala Harris proves their manhood.
“I’m a man,” they each declare, followed by a proclamation of what defines their masculinity. Items cited at the beginning of the clip include mechanical expertise, heavy weightlifting, and culinary proficiency. The testimonials went on to include what sound like satirical endorsements for “childless cat ladies,” emotional instability, and of course, a woman running for president.
“A woman wants to be president?” one participant says.
“Well,” another answers, “I hope she has the guts to look me right in the eye and accept my full-throated endorsement.”
This is the first time he has ever sat on a tailgate pic.twitter.com/sJcknvpuLI
— Andy Lancaster (@andylancaster) October 11, 2024
The commercial appeared to come from a Hollywood writer named Jacob Reed, who wrote on his Substack page he “creative directed and directed this campaign for Creatives for Harris.” Reed’s wife has “she/her/hers” pronouns in her Instagram bio, as if her obvious gender was in doubt. --->READ MORE HERE
A new video promoting Vice President Kamala Harris for president is making a splash as it appeals to men by redefining masculinity in 'cringey' terms.
The video features various men declaring their interest in 'manly clichés' like bears, drinking bourbon, eating steaks, fixing cars, and lifting weights.
But it goes on to say only 'man enough' men will endorse a woman for president - like Kamala Harris - sparking social media criticism from users calling it a 'train wreck.'
Others questioned if the outlandish ad was even real or a parody.
The ad features men with horses, motorcycles, in a mechanics shop, sitting on a truck, lifting weights, or leaning against a fence.
'I'm sick of so-called men domineering belittling and controlling women just so they can feel more powerful,' one man says. 'That's not how my mama raised me.'
'You think I'm afraid to rebuild a carburetor? I eat carburetors for breakfast,' another man says.
'If a woman wants to be president. I hope she has the guts to look me right in the eye and accept my full-throated endorsement,' one says.
'If they want to control their bodies, I say go for it,' another man.
It appears to be a genuine attempt by Harris supporters to generate interest for Kamala Harris among men on social media.
It was shared on the VoteSaveAmerica social media pages, organized by the Crooked.com group that runs Pod Save America.
The video was produced and directed by comedy writer Jacob Reed, formerly a writer on Funny or Die and the Jimmy Kimmel show. --->READ MORE HEREFollow link below to a relevant story:
++++You know that "Man Enough" ad for Kamala? Yeah, all the men were actors (one is a bisexual Nigerian immigrant)++++++
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