Former NASCAR driver Danica Patrick launched a brutal attack on Kamala Harris and her celebrity guest speakers, taking the knife in saying she “never went to a Diddy’s party.”
Patrick was speaking in Pennsylvania, a crucial battleground state for Trump and Harris ahead of Tuesday’s election.
Speaking before thousands of fans in Lititz, Patrick, who says he had never voted in an election before this one, referred to celebrities who have supported Democrats.
‘Now I’m talking. They don’t pay me to be here. I don’t have a teleprompter. I’m improvising this right now, y’all. “I don’t need a phone,” he said, referencing rapper Cardi B, who suffered teleprompter issues in her speech for Harris before finally reading her words on a phone.
Patrick continued: ‘I never went to a Diddy’s party. “I do this because I love this country and there is no one who has been tested more than Trump.”
Danica Patrick made wild comments about Kamala Harris and her celebrity endorsers
Patrick, 42, spoke Sunday in the key battleground state of Pennsylvania.
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are locked in a tight race for the White House
While there are no suggestions that any celebrities who have campaigned for Harris have attended a Diddy party, some of those who have campaigned with her have crossed paths with the scandalized rapper, whose real name is Sean Combs.
Combs is in jail awaiting trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges. He denies all allegations and insists he is being unfairly targeted.
Jennifer Lopez, who endorsed Harris at a rally in Las Vegas on Thursday, dated Combs for two years, from 1999 to 2001.
Barack Obama has collaborated with Combs before: in 2004 he was interviewed by him on MTV at the Democratic Convention.
At the same event that year, Diddy also interviewed Hillary Clinton, who lost to Trump in the 2016 election.
Patrick also stoked tensions between the two parties in the same speech, saying the choice was between Democrat and Republican.
“We don’t live in a time of Republicans against Democrats, we live in a time of good against evil,” he said. ‘We live between good and evil.
“And I want to be on the right side of that history because this is the most important decision we will ever see in our lifetime: bringing Donald Trump to power.”
Last week, Cardi B needed a phone to support Kamala Harris due to technology issues
Patrick also seemed to slightly hint that Democrats collaborated with the scandalized P Diddy before.
The 42-year-old added: “I just want to say that I have never voted before, but this time I have to vote.” It’s that important.
‘The person who runs this country should ultimately run it like a business. “I really can’t think of a better businessman than Donald Trump.”
Trump followed Patrick with an appearance at the rally.
Later on Sunday night, he was campaigning in Georgia, another key battleground state on the path to the White House.
Patrick previously endorsed Robert F. Kennedy Jr before following his lead and endorsing Trump, the Republican nominee, to claim the presidency.