Samuel L. Jackson Backs Kamala Harris Over Their Shared Love For 1 Profanity
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The “Pulp Fiction” star also ripped GOP nominee Donald Trump as “the unmentionable.”
Samuel L. Jackson said Thursday that he’s backing Democratic nominee Kamala Harris in the 2024 election — partly over their shared love of a particular curse word.
The “Pulp Fiction” star told a Harris rally in Atlanta, Georgia, that the vice president is “running on a proven track record of fighting for the people, standing up to bullies, protecting the most vulnerable, and taking on the toughest fights.”
He added, “And we’ve heard her favorite curse word is a favorite of mine, too.”
Jackson jokingly teased saying the word — “motherfucker” — but then held back and added: “But, I don’t know about you. But that’s the kind of president I can stand behind, that’s the kind of president I can see leading our country forward.”
“Now, as for the unmentionable,” he added of Republican nominee Donald Trump. “We seen that horror show before, and there’s no way, no how we gonna make America great again. We are not going back. That’s right, not going back.”
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