Kamala Harris May Have Locked Down The Gen Z Vote With This Pop Star's Endorsement
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While Charli XCX may not be Taylor Swift-famous, her opinion might give young voters the green light to join Team Harris.
Vice President Kamala Harris may not have clinched the Democratic presidential nomination yet, but an endorsement from this summer’s viral pop sensation could help her seal the deal with young voters.
Support from the left-wing political world was swift after President Joe Biden announced he was dropping out of the 2024 presidential race on Sunday, but excitement about a potential Harris ticket appeared to reach a fever pitch when English singer Charli XCX weighed in online that evening.
Vouching for Harris with a reference to her latest studio album, “Brat,” the “365” singer took to X, formerly Twitter, to tell her 3.6 million followers, “Kamala IS brat.”
The tweet had reached over 30 million people by Monday afternoon.
Though the shout-out may have seemed snide to the uninitiated, dubbing Harris a “brat” was as strong an endorsement as ever for those in the know.
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