A group of communist boys proclaiming their support for Vice President Kamala Harris as evidence of their manhood are featured in a new political ad that is popular online.
” I’m a man”, they each declare, followed by a declaration of what defines their masculinity. Items cited at the beginning of the picture include electrical experience, heavy lifting, and cooking skills. The stories went on to include what sound like sarcastic testimonials for” single cat ladies”, mental instability, and of course, a female running for president.
” A girl wants to be senator”? one student says.
” Well”, another responses,” I hope she has the fortitude to appear me right in the eye and take my full-throated support”.
Jacob Reed, a Hollywood author, claimed on his Substack page that he” innovative directed and directed this strategy for Artists for Harris” and that the business came from him. Reed’s family has” she/her/hers” adjectives in her Instagram profile, as if her clear sex was in question.
The most recent male-targeted advertisement was allegedly another tongue-in-cheek plan by a movement that is so preoccupied with identity politics that any outreach to a certain group is likely to gain support. Instead of meeting, the condescending makers of the “man up” business encountered a spiral of virtual mockery:
The campaign arrived on the night of Harris ‘ vice-presidential candidate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is launching a male-focused internet trip that includes an meeting with former NFL player and ABC variety Michael Strahan about football.
” Sounds gay”, wrote the Republican Party’s gay coalition party on X.
After Harris became the de facto choice, Democrats have begun to reform American perceptions of manhood. At the group’s nominating convention in August, CNN’s Dana Bash said Harris ‘ father, Doug Emhoff, represented the Democrats ‘ try to “put ahead female figures” who” you speak to men out there who might not be the testosterone-laden, gun-toting type of guy who wants to subscribe to Hulk Hogan”.
” In improvement”, Bash said, Emhoff’s picture of manhood is supposed to send the message that “it’s fine in 2024 to be a man secure in his own body who supports a person”.
Hogan’s performance at the Republican National Convention ( RNC), in contrast, offended the sensibilities of Harris-supporting men such as New York Times columnist David French. In July, French typed up an estrogen-fueled op-ed admonishing the entertainment wrestler over what he characterized as a form of toxic masculinity built on “anger” and “grievance”.
Emhoff, on the other hand, was recently accused of slapping an ex-girlfriend after allegedly beating up the nanny and cheating on a former wife.