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President Trump Raises Serious Questions About Potential Election Interference by Hollywood Elites
President Donald J. Trump has called for a major federal investigation into former Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing her campaign of possibly violating federal election laws by paying celebrities to perform and endorse her during the 2024 presidential race.
In a viral Truth Social post, Trump demanded answers, pointing to what he described as “illegal and corrupt” campaign spending involving some of the biggest names in entertainment.
“HOW MUCH DID KAMALA HARRIS PAY BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN FOR THAT DISASTER OF A PERFORMANCE?” Trump asked. “WHY WERE OPRAH, BEYONCÉ, AND BONO INVOLVED? HOW MUCH MONEY CHANGED HANDS? THIS LOOKS ILLEGAL!”
Trump slammed the strategy as an “unlawful way to manipulate voters” and promised to push for a full investigation into what he called a celebrity-driven election scandal.
Hollywood Collusion? Celebrities Back Harris in Flashy, Costly Campaign
Harris’s campaign, which launched shortly after Joe Biden dropped out, immediately drew a wave of high-profile endorsements from the entertainment industry.
Big names including Taylor Swift, LeBron James, George Clooney, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Lady Gaga hit the trail on her behalf.
Musical performances from Jon Bon Jovi, 2 Chainz, Mumford & Sons, Katy Perry, Christina Aguilera, and Megan Thee Stallion appeared to be aimed at boosting turnout among younger and disengaged voters.
Beyoncé made an appearance in Houston just days before the election — but did not perform, angering fans and fueling speculation about backroom deals.
Trump labeled the campaign strategy as “desperate,” calling it an attempt to buy attention and votes instead of earning them.
$1 Million Payment to Oprah’s Company Sparks Backlash
What raised further suspicion was a reported $1 million payment from the Harris campaign to Oprah Winfrey’s production company.
While Harris’s team denies that any performers or endorsers were paid for their support, critics say the optics — and the timing — raise serious red flags.
“This looks like a blatant misuse of campaign funds,” said one senior GOP strategist. “The American people have a right to know whether these endorsements were bought.”
FEC Rules Allow ‘Fair Market Value’ Payments — But Where’s the Line?
According to the Federal Election Commission, campaigns can legally pay performers for “fair market value” services, like staff, band members, and technical production.
But critics argue this loophole allows covert political contributions disguised as performance costs — especially when celebrity influence is involved.
“There may not be an explicit law banning this, but the intent is what matters,” said a campaign finance attorney. “It’s a gray area that demands scrutiny.”
Despite Star Power, Harris Lost — Trump Returned to the White House
Despite the glitz, glamour, and massive Hollywood push, Kamala Harris’s presidential bid failed.
President Trump won decisively, returning to the White House with a strong mandate and a promise to root out corruption — not just in Washington, but in the media-entertainment complex as well.
Final Word: Should Celebrities Be Allowed to Influence Elections with Cash and Clout?
As Americans grow weary of the Hollywood-D.C. alliance, Trump’s demand for transparency is resonating. Millions want answers — and accountability.
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