Former U.S. President Trump frankly said that when he witnessed Hollywood actress Julia Roberts appearing in an ad supporting Harris on the eve of the election, he was filled with "unspeakable disappointment" and predicted that she would "think about this in the future. If you do something, you will definitely regret it."
Shortly after Roberts spoke out for the liberal organization Vote Common Good, the former president accepted an interview on Fox Friends. The ad ingeniously advises female voters to hide their support for Harris from their partners.
Trump responded: "I am deeply disappointed in Julia Roberts. You know, I have always had a good impression of her... When she looks back on this in the future, she will definitely shrink back."
It’s worth mentioning that Roberts’ ad was launched alongside an ad featuring the voice of another superstar, George Clooney, who also endorsed Harris and encouraged male voters to conceal their voting choices from their Republican friends.
Roberts' ad shows two women walking side by side to the ballot box, with one appearing hesitant about which candidate to choose. As one of the women hesitates before voting for Kamala Harris, Roberts offers a gentle reminder: “In this land of America where women still have a choice, you can vote whatever you want and no one will know.
Interestingly, the husband of a woman in the picture is wearing a baseball cap with a bald eagle pattern, a subtle imitation of Trump's iconic "Make America Great Again" (maga) hat, and he lowers his head. He asked his wife in a voice: "Did you make a wise choice?" His wife winked playfully at the camera and replied confidently: "Of course, dear."
Roberts then added: "Please remember, in the voting booth, Keep it secret in the voting booth. Please vote for Harris Walz."
Faced with this video, Trump humorously joked that these ads "don't paint enough details about her married life." ". After all, Roberts has been with Danny Moder since 2002.
"I certainly believe she is happily married, but when it comes to honesty between husband and wife, I don't think they would act that way." He continued, "Can you imagine a wife not revealing her voting intention to her husband? Have you heard the story before? ”
These ads were released by Vote for Better to mobilize religious voters in the Democratic Party.
Another ad starring George Clooney shows a group of men heading to the polls with their families. One of them made an impassioned call: "Partners, let's work together to make America great again!" Another person stared at a family photo and decided who to vote for. Clooney narrated: "Before you vote for this election, please think about it. "What impact will it have on your loved ones?" a friend asked one of the men: "You fulfilled your duty." Your patriotic duty?" He replied firmly: "I bet I did, bro."
The ads sparked a backlash from conservatives online, with critics accusing the group of encouraging cheating among couples. .
One social media user posted: “I can’t imagine not knowing my wife’s voting choices. I can’t imagine my wife not discussing these controversial topics with me. I can’t believe there is a movement encouraging women to vote against their husbands Lying and cheating."
"Great, this is how you approach married women. How disturbing."
female users also expressed dissatisfaction. They believed that these advertisements were "full of misogyny". “I guess the people who created these ads have never been married,” one user said.
“I am speechless at this condescension towards women.Another user wrote, "Do the Democrats think marriage is still in the 1950s?" "
"If you have to lie to your spouse about voting, you have far more problems than that..." another user added.
Former U.S. President Trump frankly said that when he witnessed Hollywood actress Julia Roberts appearing in an ad supporting Harris on the eve of the election, he was filled with "unspeakable disappointment" and predicted that she would "think about this in the future. If you do something, you will definitely regret it."
Shortly after Roberts spoke out for the liberal organization Vote Common Good, the former president accepted an interview on Fox Friends. The ad ingeniously advises female voters to hide their support for Harris from their partners.
Trump responded: "I am deeply disappointed in Julia Roberts. You know, I have always had a good impression of her... When she looks back on this in the future, she will definitely shrink back."
It is worth mentioning Unfortunately, Roberts' ad was launched alongside another featuring the voice of another superstar, George Clooney, who also endorsed Harris and encouraged male voters to hide their voting choices from their Republican friends.
Roberts' ad shows two women walking side by side to the ballot box, with one appearing hesitant about which candidate to choose. As one of the women hesitates before voting for Kamala Harris, Roberts offers a gentle reminder: “In this land of America where women still have a choice, you can vote whatever you want and no one will know.
Interestingly, the husband of a woman wearing a baseball cap emblazoned with a bald eagle, a subtle imitation of Trump’s iconic “Maga” hat, is shown asking his wife in a low voice. : "Did you make a wise choice?" The wife winked playfully at the camera and replied confidently: "Of course, dear."
Roberts then added: "Please remember, the secrets in the voting booth are Keep it in the voting booth. Please vote for Harris Walz."
Faced with the video, Trump humorously said that these ads "don't paint enough details about her married life." After all, Roberts has been with Danny Moder since 2002.
"I certainly believe she is happily married, but when it comes to honesty between husband and wife, I don't think they would act that way." He continued, "Can you imagine a wife not revealing her voting intention to her husband? Have you heard the story before? ”
These ads were released by Vote for Better to mobilize religious voters in the Democratic Party.
Another ad starring George Clooney shows a group of men heading to the polls with their families. One of them made an impassioned call: "Partners, let's work together to make America great again!" Another person stared at a family photo and decided who to vote for. Clooney narrated: "Before you vote for this election, please think about it. What impact did it have on your loved ones? "The friend asked one of the men: "Did you fulfill your patriotic duty?" He replied firmly: "I bet I did, bro."
These ads are in. It sparked a backlash among conservatives online, with critics accusing the group of encouraging cheating among couples.
One social media user posted: “I can’t imagine not knowing my wife’s voting choices. I can’t imagine my wife not discussing these controversial topics with me. I can’t believe there is a movement encouraging women to vote against their husbands Lying and cheating."
"Great, this is how you approach married women. How disturbing."
female users also expressed dissatisfaction. They believed that these advertisements were "full of misogyny". “I guess the people who created these ads have never been married,” one user said.
“I am speechless at this condescension towards women.Another user wrote, "Do the Democrats think marriage is still in the 1950s?" "
"If you have to lie to your spouse about voting, you have far more problems than that..." another user added.
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