Would ‘President Harris’ Make You Feel Safe?

Would 'President Harris' Make You Feel Safe?

Julia Roberts Steps Up To Bat For Kamala

This week, Julia Roberts made headlines as she rallied support for Vice President Kamala Harris in her home state of Georgia, a key battleground for the upcoming 2024 election. At a rally in Canton, Roberts emphasized the importance of reproductive rights while encouraging more male voters to join the campaign efforts.

Roberts, who officially endorsed Harris in September, delivered an impassioned speech urging attendees to engage in discussions with those who might not share their views. “I believe in Georgia. I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t think we could achieve great things together,” she stated, underscoring her commitment to the state and its voters. She called on women in the audience to reach out to men who weren’t present, saying, “Let’s make sure they’re registered to vote and part of the conversation, even if they don’t share our exact beliefs.”

Accompanied by former Georgia state Rep. Stacey Abrams, Roberts urged attendees to foster dialogue across party lines. “Some folks may not see things the way we do, but that doesn’t make them wrong. It just means they haven’t reached that understanding yet, and we have the power to help them get there,” she added.

The campaign indicated that Roberts would headline multiple events throughout Georgia, highlighting the urgency of the upcoming election. At an Atlanta event, she was joined by prominent Democratic figures, including second gentleman Doug Emhoff and Senator Raphael Warnock, illustrating the star-studded support for Harris.

As Georgia gears up for early voting next week, Roberts’ calls for unity and engagement serve as a reminder of the pivotal role each voter plays in shaping the future. In these divisive times, fostering open conversations may be the key to bridging gaps and building a stronger coalition, ultimately ensuring that every voice is heard in this crucial election.