Bruce Springsteen supports Harris, says Trump is most dangerous candidate ever.

Renowned rock star Bruce Springsteen made a significant announcement on Thursday by endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris for president. In a video posted on social media, Springsteen highlighted the importance of a more unified and inclusive country, contrasting it with the current divisive state of affairs. He expressed his belief that Harris, along with her running mate Governor Tim Walz, stand for a vision that embraces and respects everyone, regardless of their background or beliefs.

Springsteen emphasized that Harris’ proposed policies aim to benefit all Americans and not just the wealthy few. He resonated with her vision as it aligns with the America he has been singing about for over five decades. His endorsement was accompanied by a scathing critique of former President Donald Trump, labeling him as the most dangerous candidate in his lifetime. Springsteen accused Trump of failing to grasp the fundamental values of the United States, including the sanctity of the Constitution, democracy, and the rule of law.

This endorsement from Springsteen was not unexpected, as he has a history of endorsing Democratic candidates and being a vocal critic of Trump. In past interviews, he has not held back in his criticism, referring to Trump as a “moron” and questioning the future of democracy under his leadership.

While celebrity endorsements can generate buzz, it remains unclear how much influence they have on voter behavior. In the past, endorsements from artists like Taylor Swift have driven significant traffic to voter registration websites. However, it is essential to remember that every citizen’s vote carries equal weight, including that of a celebrity like Springsteen.

As Springsteen acknowledged, his opinion is no more or less valuable than that of any other citizen. He emphasized the importance of each person’s vote as a precious possession that can shape the future of the nation. In a time of political turmoil and division, voices like his play a role in inspiring civic engagement and participation.