Kamala Harris worked to fix a problem, just like the smart social person she is. She has also given us the most untold present in the history of the universe: the most appalling political advertising.
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The inspiration for this gem was straightforward: several polls revealed that Donald Trump had a sizable lead among males. That was natural. Glance at Trump and JD Vance, and then look at the poor half-men, people who think they’re people, and effeminate men that populate the Harris plan. As Tim Pool remarked,” It’s like Kamala has never met a man before”. Margot Cleveland, older legal journalist for The Federalist, had basically the same observation:” Obviously, the single men those working for the Harris strategy know are Doug Emhoff and Tim Walz”. The Hodge Triplets, a humorous duo, referred to the ad as” the loveliest political advertisement of all time.”
Harris herself ca n’t be blamed. The campaign carried a tiny-print caveat:” No authorized by any applicant or candidate’s committee”. However, the ad was produced in earnest by true Harris followers. According to Charlie Spiering of the Daily Mail, Jacob Reed, who was formerly of Funny or Die, and Jimmy Kimmel, created” The Person Enough” advertisement. Although it’s not a battle advertisement, Kamala Harris is really trying to explain to people why they should support her. Never a movie”.
Reed boasted that “in the past 24 hrs, it’s racked up half a million views on TikTok, been reposted by Crooked Media, and gotten a tremendous write-up in Fast Company. I’ve felt validated by the answer”. Well, that’s what’s important, now, is n’t it?
Reed appears to have forgotten just how ridiculous and pointless the advertisement actually is, and he is even proud of its most offensive points:” I think this resonates with people because it’s a perspective of manhood we see in our life but is often reflected in the media. I believe the remaining is eventually finding its standing in the debate over manhood as a result of the increase of part models like Tim Walz and Doug Emhoff on the federal stage. Yeah, confident, that’s gonna happen.  ,
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The campaign goes bad right from the beginning. It starts with an array of odd-looking figures, each asserting,” I’m a person”. Real men do n’t feel the need to yell at them all the time when they know they’re men, just like the first rule of Fight Club, where you never mention it. It’s really obvious. In the crazy world of Kamala Harris and Jacob Reed, but, one never knows: any one of the people in the advertising may have otherwise said,” I’m a woman”, and no one involved may have batted an eye.  ,
The campaign goes uphill from there. They begin checking boxes, such as” I’m man enough to make my steak, my brisket is unusual,” as they appear to be men. Donald Trump was widely criticized years ago when he was gentleman enough to get his brisket well done, despite the fact that doing so would give him even more scorn and derision from the communist elites. In reality, choosing steak cooked exceptional is generally thought to be a signal of effete refinement. The “men” in this Harris ad do n’t have to worry about that.
Another one boasts that he is “man enough to deadlift five-hundred and braid the sh*t out of my daughter’s hair”. ( The offensive word is overused in the advertisement. ) It’s just too tempting to pass up: why was there sh*t in his daughter’s hair in the first place? We’ll never know, because the ad immediately cuts away to a portly fellow who challenges the viewer:” You think I’m afraid to rebuild a carburetor”? Well, no, sir, actually, the thought had n’t occurred to me. But he goes on, as the camera dramatically moves in:” I eat carburetors for breakfast”. He appears to have transmissions for dessert and mufflers for an appetizer.
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Anyway, this mess is supposed to make men vote for Kamala Harris because, you see, these men all get around to affirming that as men, and remember, they’re men, they’re men, you know, they are not afraid of women. The unspoken assumption is that men are choosing Trump because they are afraid of women, and this advertisement attempts to shame them out of that fear.  ,
That’s right: not only is the ad the cringiest political ad in the history of the world. It also makes an attempt to insult the people it is courting in an effort to gain votes. That’s the left for you: elitist, arrogant, and condescending to the last.