Actress Sarah Jessica Parker formally endorsed Vice President Harris' candidacy for president on Wednesday, saying it was in part because of “the childless cat lady I play on TV.” Ta.
Parker called out her famous “Sex and the City” character Carrie Bradshaw on Wednesday's show. Post to Instagramalluding to Sen. J.D. Vance's (R-Ohio) now-infamous criticism of women who adopt cats instead of children.
Parker listed more than 20 reasons to vote Democratic in the photo's caption, which shows Parker facing away from the camera and a Harris-Waltz campaign sign high up in the window. It was depicted holding up a. A cat was sitting by the window, facing the camera.
“It's for the love of our country,” Parker began, before listing other reasons for his support.
Parker said she supports public schools, books, common sense gun control, a living wage, opportunity, women, voting rights, Dreamers, and the arts. It says that there is. “And Culture,'' “Mothers and Older Adults,'' “Past and Current Military,'' “Climate,'' “Hope,'' “Friends and Loved Ones of the LGBTQ+ Community,'' “Freedom,'' “Science,'' “ Affordable Health Care, Membership, Democracy, Daughters, Sons, All Children, Equality, Dignity, Hope, Constitution, Me , “Love”, “Choice”.
She concluded her reason for supporting the Harris Waltz ticket by referencing the hit HBO series. “And for the childless cat lady I play on TV.”
“With much joy, optimism, and pride, I am voting for Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz,” she continued.
Parker is just the latest celebrity to publicly endorse Harris in the run-up to the election. Shortly after the first presidential debate, Taylor Swift expressed her support for the vice president on social media. She also mentioned Vance's comments in her support and ended her post by calling herself a “childless cat lady.”
Parker supported President Biden in 2020, but indicated he was not ready to support a virtual re-election campaign in 2022. At the time, Biden said he would run again if he was “healthy.”
Parker, an Ohio native, helped launch the “Moms for Biden” initiative in the Buckeye State during the 2020 campaign. A longtime Democratic supporter, she was also nominated by former President Obama to serve on the President's Commission on the Arts and Humanities.
