This comes after over 1,100 pro-LGBTQ+ political leaders, including Hollywood celebrities and social media influencers, signed a letter endorsing Harris and her bid for the White House.
Among the signatories are the leaders of Advocate for Transgender Equality, Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club, Equality California, the LGBTQ Victory Fund, LPAC and the National LGBTQ Task Force. These organizations are supported by the Human Rights Campaign and the Washington D.C. LGBTQ+ lobbying powerhouse. (Related: Kamala Harris loves transgender child mutilation and other degenerate LGBT perversion.)
"As advocates, elected officials, organizations and community leaders serving millions of LGBTQ+ Americans and our allies across the country, we urge you to join us in this historic moment to advance equality by supporting Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign for president," the letter read.
"Vice President Kamala Harris is a galvanizing trailblazer and has been a champion for LGBTQ+ equality for decades: leading the fight in San Francisco against hate crimes, working to end the so-called gay and transgender 'panic defense' in California, and, as an early supporter of marriage equality, refusing to defend the unconstitutional Proposition 8."
Human Rights Campaign president Kelley Robinson said: "The [LGBTQ+] community is sending a message loud and clear: we are united in support of the experienced, tough, pro-equality Vice President Kamala Harris and will do everything it takes to defeat Donald Trump and J.D. Vance."
In line with this, the drag queens have come together to form the "Drag Queens for Kamala "organization and release a music video to promote their identity politics and campaign for Harris.
"She'll get bills passed in Congress that’ll protect me and you," one of the drag queens sang. "Black, white, Latino or LGBTQ," another added, in their rendition of Peggy Lee's jazz single "I'm a Woman."
These drag queens strongly believe Harris will defend them "from harm without building a wall, 'cause she's a woman."
Harris launches her campaign on Ru Paul's Drag Show
Harris has not yet promoted the "Drag Queens for Kamala" video, but she already aligned herself with drag queens when she launched her campaign on Ru Paul’s Drag Race All Stars.
In a short video clip posted on X, Harris showed up with garish, cartoonish and outlandish show regulars. The vice president passionately addressed the audience in a preview of the July 26 season nine finale.
"Each day, we are seeing our rights and freedoms under attack, including the right of everyone to be who they are, love who they love, openly and with pride. So, as we fight back against these attacks, let's all remember" No one is alone. We are all in this together," she said, quoting a popular song from Disney's 2009 movie, High School Musical, a favorite of gay audiences. "Your vote is your power. So please make sure your voice is heard this November and register to vote."
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