Beyoncé publicly supported Harris in 2024 and personally approved the use by Harris of “Freedom”, from his 2016 album “Lemonade”.
The president of the United States, Donald Trumphas demanded that Beyoncé and other celebrities are prosecuted for campaigning for Kamala Harris during the presidential elections of 2024.
In a public publication last night (July 26), Trump wrote: “I am looking at the large amount of money that Democrats owe, after the presidential election, and the fact that They admit having paid, probably illegally, eleven million dollars to singer Beyoncé for support (She never sang, not a single note, and left the stage before a booed and angry audience!), Three million dollars for “expenses” to Oprah, six hundred thousand dollars to the “presenter” of television of very low qualification, to the Sharpton (a total light weight!), And others that will be named by doing absolutely nothing. ”
“These ridiculous rates were incorrectly declared in books and records”Trump added. “You can’t pay for support. It is totally illegal. Do you imagine what would happen if politicians start paying for people to support them? A chaos would be put together! Kamala and all who received the money from support, infringed the law. They should be processed!”
The investigation he demonstrated contrary to Donald Trump’s sayings on Beyoncé
The publicly shared financial records of the 2024 presidential campaign show that the Harris team spent significant funds on rallies and events, which had the support of celebrities such as Beyoncé, Oprah, Lady Gaga and Katy Perry.
However, these expenses were allocated to support personnel and production costs, and not to the celebrities themselves, as confirmed by an investigation by the New York Times published in November.
Beyoncé publicly supported Harris in 2024, pronouncing a speech in a manifestation on reproductive rights and personally approving the use by Harris of “Freedom”from his 2016 album “Lemonade”as the official anthem of your campaign.
Source: Ambito
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