Trump Supporter Hits Back at Oprah and Kamala For Using Her Video to Imply She Supports Harris-“I Do Not Support Harris for President”

 Kamala Harris has avoided the press like the plague unless, of course, it is with a fawning interviewer like Oprah.

Last week, Harris sat down with Oprah for a “town hall” that was crafted to manufacture the optics of support from everyday Americans rather than just the out-of-touch Hollywood millionaires who seem to be among her only vocal backers.

The event was so staged that a TikTok creator who was featured during the “townhall” slammed the use of her video without permission for making it appear that she supports Harris.

Blaire Allison made it very clear in a video that she will NOT be voting for Harris.

Allison shared her rebuttal on TikTok, saying, “To my Americans: Let me make something perfectly clear, OK? I do not support Harris for president. OK?”

“I want to be unburdened by who has been in the White House the last three and a half years. OK?”

“As I stand here today, on this stage, standing on this stage today, the day after yesterday, I just want you to know, OK, how I stand and how I stand today is that I do not support Harris for president.”

Trump Supportor Hits Back at Oprah and Kamala For Using Her Video to Imply She Supports Harris-“I Do Not Support Harris for President” - YourDestinationNow

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