2 weeks Ago By Hollie Beale
Oprah Winfrey introduces the Hollywood elites joining tonight’s Harris campaign virtual rally: pic.twitter.com/j3iYoDopXE One wrote: "Amazed they think this Oprah thing is going to appeal to Indep’s.
A bunch of super rich Hollywood celebs endorsing Harris - absolutely none of whom understands anything about the working class’s suffering. Emc’d by one of the richest women on earth whose act has grown very stale." [sic] A second echoed: "Never left a Live Space on X so fast.
The Oprah thing is packed with Hollywood stars...
I can only tolerate so much...
" A third mirrored: "Oprah's guest list is like a Hollywood Hall of Fame, too bad they can't help her find a solution for America's real problems." DON'T MISS..
. Bill Clinton jokes 'I just turned 78 and I'm still younger than Trump' in speech [news] Oprah Winfrey reflects on mean 'body-shaming' comments from Joan Rivers [comment] Donald Trump says he 'lost' Oprah as she used to love him and his key lime pie [latest] This comes as Oprah made an appearance at the DNC last month to lend her voice to Kamala's presidential bid. The DNC was filled with many famous appearances, including performances from Lil Jon, Stevie Wonder, and John Legend to just name a few.
Oprah opened her speech: "It's impossible to conquer us. I have seen racism I have seen sexism..
. at times I have been on the ends of it." She continued: "When a house is on fire, we don't ask about the homeowners' race or religion.
..if the place happens to belong to a childless cat lady, well, we try to get that cat out, too.
" Here Oprah openly digged out J.D. Vance for his past comments in 2021 on the Tucker Carlson's FOX show.
Speaking about the hatred he has received since the comment went viral, he said earlier this year: "Obviously, it was a sarcastic comment. I’ve got nothing against cats. "[People are] focusing so much on the sarcasm and not on the substance of what I actually said.
" In 2020, Oprah supported President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, celebrating Harris at the time as the first woman of colour and first woman to serve as VP. "I was thinking the other day, 'I wish Maya [Angelou] were alive to see it,'" Winfrey told People Magazine in 2020. ".
..There's no way to measure what the election of Kamala Harris means for all women, all colors, everywhere.
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