

Ah yes, the singing-Brit-in-jammies endorsement. Texans are just lining up for that one:
Thanks, Harry! pic.twitter.com/I9y1mudyJs
— Beto O'Rourke (@BetoORourke) October 5, 2022
Seriously, are those Garanimals? Where do grown men even purchase those?
Oh wait…
Two lovely ladies
— Sour Patch Lyds (@sourpatchlyds) October 5, 2022
Yeah. Twitter had thoughts, y’all.
Imagine thinking the opinion of a foreigner that dresses like a Twister mat means anything to Texans.
— Mark █████████ (@m_w_foot) October 5, 2022
Stop ruining Twister for me, Harry. GAWD. Most importantly, though, people with Actual Brains know that Harry CAN’T FREAKING VOTE for Beto. In fact, Harry has nothing to do with our elections at all. He’s a Brit. Not a US citizen.
Didn’t we stop caring about what Brits thought about our country and our elections right around the Revolutionary War?
You realize he can’t vote here and his opinion is meaningless to people who actually vote, don’t you?
— Joel App (@AppyJoel) October 5, 2022
If you vote for the King of Cultural Appropriation, Robert Francis, based on an endorsement by a British pop star who wears women’s clothing because he’s – like – super edgy, you may just be a malleable liberal progressive who can be convinced to do just about anything. Call me. I have some Indiana tidal wave insurance I’d like to sell you.