In a fiery social media post, Brett Cooper took aim at celebrities like Lizzo, Eminem, Usher, and Taylor Swift for their enthusiastic endorsements of Kamala Harris. But according to Cooper, their support is nothing more than a play for attention.
“Who cares?” Cooper wrote. “NONE of these affluent celebrities will be impacted by her fiscal policies. They have no skin in the game except relevancy.”
Cooper’s critique highlights a growing frustration among everyday Americans who feel disconnected from the Hollywood elite. While these stars have the luxury of remaining unaffected by Harris' economic policies, it's the average citizen who will bear the brunt of any negative impact.
As Cooper points out, celebrities are quick to align themselves with progressive politicians, but they live in a world of wealth and privilege that shields them from the real consequences of political decisions. It's a stark reminder that for many, these endorsements are more about maintaining a media spotlight than genuinely engaging with the struggles of working-class Americans.
Her post has struck a chord, sparking debates on social media about whether the opinions of affluent celebrities should hold any weight when it comes to political decisions that won’t affect them directly. It’s clear that Cooper isn’t afraid to call out hypocrisy where she sees it.
