Pop star Jennifer Lopez is speaking at a “When We Vote We Win” rally for Kamala Harris in Las Vegas on Thursday as the countdown to Election Day winds down. The singer will deliver a speech while the Mexican musical group Maná is scheduled to perform, per The Hill. According to the Harris campaign, Lopez’s speech will focus on “the importance of voting, what’s at stake for the country with this election and why she is endorsing.” Lopez, who is Puerto Rican, shared a clip on her Instagram Stories on Sunday. The clip included Harris scolding Trump about a joke made by a comedian at his Madison Square Garden rally in New York over the weekend. In the clip, Harris said Trump had “abandoned the island” during his presidency and “tried to block aid” after hurricanes. Lopez shared the post with her 250 million Instagram followers alongside a clapping emoji and the Puerto Rican flag. The “Love Don’t Cost a Thing” singer has dabbled in the political realm before when she performed at President Joe Biden’s inauguration in 2021 and also recited part of the Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish during the event. Recent Harris campaign events have included musicians such as Beyoncé, Pink, and Bruce Springsteen. Artists such as Taylor Swift and Lizzo have publicly endorsed the candidate. Fans were disappointed when Beyoncé only gave a short speech at a Kamala rally in Houston after several outlets hinted she would be performing there.  MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ “I’m here as a mother, a mother who cares about the world our children live in, a world where we have the freedom to control our bodies, a world where we are not divided, our past or present or future,” the singer said at the rally last weekend. Instead of hearing Beyoncé sing, fans were treated to a concert by 81-year-old country artist Willie Nelson. The Harris campaign explained their tactic of using high-profile musicians to promote their candidate, writing that they are “trusted voices for millions of Americans, who listen to their music, follow them on social media, or otherwise are inspired by them,” per a statement.  “The Harris-Walz campaign believes that by using their voices to lay out the stakes of this election, it will further encourage and mobilize people to go vote.”

The Pennsylvania Democratic Party sued Erie County, Pennsylvania, on Monday, alleging that up to 20,000 voters have not received mail-in ballots with less than a week to go until Election Day. Erie, a bellwether county in the battleground state, has received around 52% of the 38,000 mail-in ballots that were requested, according to the lawsuit, which added that Erie County is 15 percentage points behind the statewide average for mail-in ballots received, The New York Times reported. More than 500 voters in Erie have contacted a hotline set up by Democrats “because they either received an incorrect mail-in ballot or have yet to receive any mail-in ballot whatsoever,” the suit alleges. The Erie County Board of Elections issued a statement on Tuesday, saying it was “acutely aware that many voters in Erie County have not received their requested mail ballots.” In response, the board is allowing voters who applied for a mail ballot and did not receive one to go to the county election office through Monday to obtain a ballot. Earlier this month, nearly 300 voters in Erie County incorrectly received duplicate ballots, forcing the Board of Elections to contact them to ensure that they did not vote more than once, WPXI reported. “The board has internal mechanisms in place to further ensure this does not occur. The board is committed to the integrity of the upcoming General Election and is confident that it has taken all steps necessary so that these duplicate ballots will not affect the outcome of the election in any way,” the board stated. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ Erie County, located in the northwest corner of the state, has a population of just under 270,000 people as of the 2022 U.S. Census Bureau’s estimate. In 2016, on his way to winning Pennsylvania and the presidency, former President Donald Trump won Erie by nearly 2,000 votes over Democrat Hillary Clinton. Trump lost Erie to President Joe Biden four years later by fewer than 1,500 votes. Biden also went on to win Pennsylvania in 2020. On Wednesday, the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee celebrated a legal win in Pennsylvania, which will extend “early in-person mail-voting through November 1st — three extra days,” according to RNC Chairman Michael Whatley. The Trump campaign sued Bucks County, Pennsylvania, after voters were allegedly turned away from early voting, which ended on October 29.

President Joe Biden’s Justice Department prosecuted and jailed a meme-maker for making a similar joke that comedian Jimmy Kimmel made during his show on Wednesday night — with less than a week left until the 2024 general election on November 5. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ Kimmel, who is openly opposed to former President Donald Trump, suggested on live, broadcast television that Trump voters should wait to vote until Thursday or Friday — two days after the election. WATCH: Jimmy Kimmel: "If you want to vote for Trump, vote late. Vote very late. Do your voting on Thursday or maybe Friday." pic.twitter.com/Il1Ch6S0eE — Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) October 31, 2024 “I don’t know if you guys know about this, but we have an election coming up on — I feel pretty relaxed about it and I’ve really been enjoying the week,” Kimmel began from his southern California studio. “In times like this, it is important to remember that cannabis is legal in our state.” “You have to vote,” he continued. “You can vote early. If you can’t vote early, vote on time. If you want to vote for Trump, vote late, vote very late. Do your voting on Thursday, maybe Friday. This will be my third time voting against Donald Trump — fifth, if you count the two times he was nominated for an Emmy for a reality show host.” Kimmel went on to cite a CNN poll that said less than one-third of American voters believed Trump would concede if he were to lose the 2024 election. “What would give them that idea? Of course he won’t concede,” Kimmel said. But as critics quickly noted, Kimmel’s joke mirrored a meme posted by Douglass Mackey ahead of the 2016 election. That meme, sent out to his 58,000 Twitter followers, said that voters could “avoid the line” and vote from home if they would just “text ‘Hillary’ to 59925.” Mackey, who maintained that the meme was “a joke,” was convicted on election interference charges in March of 2023 and sentenced to seven months in prison. “The Biden Administration sent Douglass Mackey to prison for making this exact joke. I’m dead serious when I say if Trump wins he should have Jimmy Kimmel arrested and jailed. Force these scumbags to live by their own rules,” The Daily Wire’s Matt Walsh posted in response. The Biden Administration sent Douglass Mackey to prison for making this exact joke. I'm dead serious when I say if Trump wins he should have Jimmy Kimmel arrested and jailed. Force these scumbags to live by their own rules. https://t.co/SMHtwwBlAQ — Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) October 31, 2024 “Yo…that’s straight to jail, right!? We lock people up for this. Them’s the rules now,” added “Fox & Friends” cohost Will Cain. Yo…that’s straight to jail, right!? We lock people up for this. Them’s the rules now. https://t.co/P1Mi9dHfeg — Will Cain (@willcain) October 31, 2024 “Prison time. I don’t make the rules,” the Dank Knight posted. Prison time. I don’t make the rules — The Dank Knight ? (@capeandcowell) October 31, 2024 “Biden’s DOJ put a conservative in prison for this same joke. And that one was just a meme that reached a few hundred. This reaches millions. There are two sets of rules,” he added. Biden’s DOJ put a conservative in prison for this same joke. And that one was just a meme that reached a few hundred. This reaches millions. There are two sets of rules https://t.co/gHDAupeYJu — The Dank Knight ? (@capeandcowell) October 31, 2024 Mackey himself even weighed in on Kimmel’s “joke,” saying, “When I made an election joke, the Deep State used it as a pretext to conduct a fishing expedition against me, subpoenaing all financial records, leases, employment information and pay stubs, and email accounts. Will Jimmy Kimmel enjoy the same?” When I made an election joke, the Deep State used it as a pretext to conduct a fishing expedition against me, subpoenaing all financial records, leases, employment information and pay stubs, and email accounts. Will Jimmy Kimmel enjoy the same? https://t.co/uAMI9saL2i — Douglass Mackey (@DougMackeyCase) October 31, 2024

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke walked off the stage during a recent performance after being yelled at by a pro-Palestinian heckler in the audience. The incident occurred on Wednesday night during a solo show in Melbourne, Australia. A video circulating on social media captured the moments after a concert attendee yelled at Yorke as he performed at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl.  “Don’t stand there like a coward,come here and say it!” Radiohead’s Thom Yorke responded to an anti-Israel hackler who kept yelling about Gaza throughout his show in Melbourne today. Yorke left the stage and came back after the crowd kicked out the protester. pic.twitter.com/a5yhtBWpTo — Hen Mazzig (@HenMazzig) October 30, 2024 “Do you condemn the Israeli genocide of Gaza?” the heckler shouted, per NBC News. “Come up here and say that. Right here. Come on. Come up on the f***ing stage and say what you want to say,” Yorke can be heard saying in reply. “Don’t stand there like a coward. Come here and say it,” the singer continued. “Come on. You want to piss on everybody’s night? Come on.”  Yorke concluded, “OK, you do. See you later, then.”  MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ Yorke then left the stage but returned later and performed “Karma Police,” according to social media users. Radiohead has been targeted for its decision to perform in Tel Aviv in the past. In 2017, a group called Radiohead Fans for Palestine wrote several open letters urging Yorke and his band to cancel their scheduled appearances. Former Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters and British film director Ken Loach led the effort to have Radiohead reconsider the show, per CNN. The 56-year-old singer responded at the time, saying, “Playing in a country is not the same as endorsing its government.”  “We’ve played in Israel for over 20 years through a succession of governments, some more liberal than others. As we have in America. We don’t endorse Netanyahu any more than Trump, but we still play in America,” he wrote in a conversation with Loach on X at the time.  “Music, art and academia is about crossing borders not building them, about open minds, not closed ones, about shared humanity, dialogue and freedom of expression. I hope that makes it clear, Ken.”

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