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MAGA chaos breaks out as Trump supporters turn on each other to rush to Kamala Harris’ defense after election loss
Kamala Harris lost the 2024 presidential election, but she didn’t lose her smile.
On social media platforms, legions of supporters of the Democratic vp have spent the following 4 years struggling under the load of disappointment and, for some, fatigue in a rustic led by Donald Trump, her Republican opponent.
His inauguration on January 20, 2025 will mark an unprecedented return, provided that the last 4 years since he left the White House in 2016 have been marked by lawsuits and criminal convictions.
In her November 6 concession speech, Kamala admitted that the end result of the race was not what she expected, but she never seemed dismayed by the political turmoil, only much more invigorated to fight for the soul of America and its democracy.
Fans now know that she took the defeat in stride and wasn’t even in a rush to reunite along with her family after three months of an arduous campaign. On November 10, Meena Harris, Kamala’s niece, shared two shutter showing a public official having fun with a game night along with her great-grandchildren Amara and Leela, Meena’s daughters.
“Back to where it began just a number of months ago. My everlasting gratitude to everyone who showed up. We love her very much,” wrote the author of “The Truth About Mrs. Claus” within the caption. The post received hundreds of likes and countless comments.
One follower graciously wrote, “Hold her for us, hug her for us, THANK HER FOR US. We are all very proud.” And one other said: “It’s so bittersweet, but I’m so glad he can experience that kind of love and joy again.”
The photos were also distributed on X, where they managed to construct a following of fans sparring between Harris and Trump, something neither candidate had managed to do with their message of a united country.
In the photos, the previous district attorney wore a Howard University sweatshirt and black pants, and her signature silk press was clipped into her hair. She laughed open-mouthed as she sat on the ground and played Connect Four along with her nieces.
OF COURSE. pic.twitter.com/Rus8JwhZMK
— TikTok Libraries (@libsoftikt) November 10, 2024
But on the app run by Elon Musk, people zoomed in and noticed that Kamala had a glass of white wine next to her. The tech billionaire bought Twitter in 2022 and has since modified its name to X. The platform has turn into a hotbed of controversial support for Trump, with Musk being one in every of the struggling politician’s leading supporters.
The MAGA-affiliated coverage apparently tried to use the drink to discredit Kamala. They wrote, “OF COURSE,” as the red arrow drew attention to otherwise unnoticed glass on the ground.
But as an alternative of triggering a flood of replies demeaning Kamala, it prompted users to defend her despite their political beliefs.
“Seriously, this is giving Republicans a bad name. It’s not bad for someone to have a glass of wine” – person he tweeted. Second commentator he said“I voted for Trump. This looks like a fun game night. Why is a glass of wine bad?” And a 3rd voter supporting Trump he wrote“Trump fan here. Do you know how much most of us drink?”
very suspicious on this case
-Trump winning the favored vote after losing it twice
– Record turnout, but hundreds of thousands of votes are missing
– swing states that on the ballot aside from his nomination
– Star Link-connected voting machines https://t.co/KYEuu2fY6V
— C. (@crackdaya) November 10, 2024
Several other responses indicated a shared belief that it was time to stop insulting her. Once upon a time like this tweet read: “I wish we could let go now. There isn’t any need to keep delving into it. It isn’t any longer a part of our lives. Let her drink. She has nothing to do with us anymore.
Harris lost after garnering 71 million votes and 226 Electoral College votes compared to Trump’s support of 74 million votes and 312 electoral votes, which included each swing state.
Vice President and President Joe Biden have said there can be a peaceful transition of power despite circulating conspiracy theories.