A picture of Gov. In a Harris/Walz camouflage campaign, Gretchen Whitmer (D-Mich. ) allegedly feeds a “leftist podcaster on her knees” a Doritos chip while campaigning for Vice President Kamala Harris, sparking significant backlash.
Liz Plank, an author and filmmaker, shared , the controversial video on her “feministabulous” Instagram account alongside the caption,” If he wo n’t, Gretchen Whitmer will. Cards are n’t just delicious, the CHIPS Act is a game-changer for U. S. technology and manufacturing, boosting domestic production of semiconductors to reduce reliance on foreign providers! That would be in danger if Donald Trump were to win.
Plank even shared the video on TikTok alongside the statement,” New interview with great gretch only dropped”!
The film, which was used to promote Whitmer’s looks on the” Device Chat” audio, was immediately met with reaction on social media as customers claimed the governor was mocking Christians.
Sharing the video on X, previously Online, Tim Murtaugh, a former Trump consultant, wrote,” This become clear what’s happening in this movie. Gov. Whitmer of Michigan is pretending to give communion to a communist blogger on her knees while wearing a Harris-Walz helmet as the Eucharist. Do they want ZERO Catholic support for Harris?
In response to the film, one social media users wrote,” The Democrats hate Christians. If this does n’t convince you, then I do n’t know what else to say”. Another person tweeted,” Gretchen Whitmer is a lunatic”. However, a third person commented,” I’m so completely appalled. I ca n’t believe a governor would openly do this and think it’s acceptable”.
On the other hand, various social media users claimed that the government was likely a follower of the TikTok” Giving One” pattern, where people upload videos of themselves feeding one another. Media character Amala Ekpunobi pointed to the TikTok pattern in a blog on X and claimed Whitmer’s picture had “absolutely NOTHING to do with Catholicism.”
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When asked about the questionable video, one of Whitmer’s political advisers told Fox News,” The mayor’s social media is well known for infusing her connections with music society”.
Whitmer’s secretary explained that the picture was a “popular craze” that has been highlighted by high-profile people quite as Stephen Colbert, Billie Eilish, and Kylie Jenner.
The secretary added,” The fact that people are paying attention to a video promoting President Biden’s CHIPS Act proves it’s working. Republicans want to detract from the fact that Donald Trump’s plans would end these work and send them back to China while Democrats have invested billions of dollars into regional economy to create a record number of jobs and send supply chains back from abroad.