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Zach Galifianakis thinks it’s time for Democrats to chill out with the worship of celebrities.
The Democrats just wrapped up the DNC, and it included plenty of star power. Oprah, John Legend, Kerry Washington, Eva Longoria, Ben Stiller, Steve Kerr, Pink and many other celebrities made the trip to Chicago.
Countless other celebrities have thrown their support behind Kamala Harris for POTUS, and “The Hangover” star thinks it might be going too far at this point.
Instead of encouraging Democrats to lean into more celebrity worship, the man who skyrocketed to fame with “The Hangover” thinks it’s a strategy that might be overplayed and not appealing.
“As a small-town guy from North Carolina … I do wish the DNC would step back from the celebrities a little bit,” the popular comedian told Variety when talking about the election.
He further added, “It works to a point, but they have to win over rural America. Hollywood thinks it’s so important and that’s a problem. Actors are people too, and they’re citizens too, but I’m more on the small-town side of that than I am on the Hollywood side of that. That’s just me.” […]
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