Staff Reports
Ben Stiller’s newfound enthusiasm for Kamala Harris is a textbook case of Hollywood’s detachment from reality. The actor expressed his excitement for her candidacy, boldly proclaiming that “it’s time for change” without providing any substantive reasoning. One might wonder if this change actually means ushering in the same dismal policies that have characterized the Biden administration, of which Harris has been a central figure for more than three years.
In a video interview that gained traction online, Stiller seemed to latch onto a vague sense of momentum surrounding Harris’s campaign, as if mere enthusiasm could substitute for actual qualifications. His comments might have inspired applause at a Hollywood gala, but they are utterly devoid of the hard facts that would ordinarily inform a serious political discussion. A significant question looms: does he truly understand Harris’s track record, or has he simply bought into the glittering facade put up by political elites?
Ben Stiller Endorses Kamala Harris:
"It's time for change…"
He is a comedian after all & apparently a 🤡 too.
She had 4 years and now she’s gonna make a change?!
Funny 🤣#Election2024 #Politics #Vote #Democrats #RFKJr #MAHA #Republicans #Political
pic.twitter.com/LiFvoWQ0r0— ⓈT☰v☰ (@Charts_Chaser) August 29, 2024
Harris’s time in office has been marked by a series of missteps, including the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, which left American soldiers and citizens stranded and cost lives. This is the same woman who helped steer the country into that chaos and yet is now touted by Stiller as a beacon of hope and progress. If the actor considers her a viable candidate for change, one must wonder about his grasp on reality—or the politics of the average American.
Notably, Stiller isn’t alone in his misguided enthusiasm. A cast of Hollywood heavyweights, including Oprah Winfrey and George Clooney, have joined the chorus because it seems fashionable to support the Democrat candidate. They may not realize, or perhaps prefer to ignore, that Harris’s campaign appears to recycle policies from a former president they openly despise; that would be Donald Trump. The hypocrisy is staggering, as the so-called change they champion appears eerily reminiscent of what they’ve condemned for years.
Any observer with a shred of common sense knows that Harris, having held the vice presidency, has had ample opportunity to propose actual reforms. Instead, she’s opted to toe the party line, allowing the leftist agenda to define her actions. Now, as she faces a tougher political landscape, the question becomes whether she can pivot from her far-left stance to appeal to moderates. This shift may confirm her status as a political chameleon, good at pretending to care about change while remaining firmly shackled to the same failed policies.
The issue here is not merely whether Stiller is excited; it’s about the ramifications of such uncritical support for a candidate who has consistently failed to deliver on her promises. If Hollywood’s elite continue to support candidates like Harris without any real skepticism, America faces a bleak future under a regime more focused on identity politics than on solutions that actually work.
