ESPN sports commentator Stephen A. Smith said he would “put the blame” on voters to elect Kamala Harris to the White House after the 2024 election that gave Donald Trump a belated second term. He criticized celebrities like Oprah and Michelle Obama for trying to do so.
Voters on Tuesday clearly agreed with Donald Trump to complete his polarized presidency. Still, when it comes to Smith, I'm worriedFox News reported that some celebrity supporters of Harris were the reason for Trump's victory.
“After all, there are celebrities who are worth hundreds of millions, if not billions, and who most Americans feel incredibly disconnected from their way of life and quality of life. , they weren't going to run away from it and feel guilty and do anything different, “rather than understand what was going on from their experience and what to do about it,'' Smith said Wednesday. Told in the edition. Stephen A. Smith Show.
Then, a video of former TV talk show titan Oprah Winfrey absurdly telling voters that if they don't vote for Kamala, they'll never have the chance to vote again was shown.
Smith called out Oprah's stupid remarks.
“This is like alienating voters and alienating voters,” Smith exclaimed. “Because you're trying to morally confiscate the freedom you tell them you have by letting them know, and unless you vote the way we say you should vote, you have nothing to do. Who will go for it in a general election? With the economy hit by inflation and more than 12 million people crossing the border, the value of their dollars is disappearing before our eyes. .”
Commentators then addressed Michelle Obama's hateful claims that she tripped up Harris when she told black people that if they didn't vote for her, they were essentially racial traitors. focused.
“If we don't agree with you, do we disagree with you?” Smith asked furiously. “How do you think the men felt about that? Therefore, we must do what you tell us to do. Otherwise we will Are you anti? Did you think it would work? Do you know anything about most men?
Let's not forget that Smith was a Harris supporter and voter. He even predicted that she would easily defeat Donald Trump. But when the dust settled early on the Wednesday morning after Election Day, Trump not only won, but increased his support among all minorities, including blacks.
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