Jennifer Lopez supports Kamala Harris and denounces Trump for insulting Puerto Rico during a rally

J-Lo has backed Harris and spoken out against Trump after comedian Chris Hinchcliffe made a joke about Puerto Rico at a Republican gathering in Madison Square Garden.

Jennifer Lopez spoke out against former President Donald Trump after comedian Tony Hinchcliffe made a joke about Puerto Rico at a Republican gathering in Madison Square Garden.

The actor and singer backed Vice President Kamala Harris and brought up Hinchcliffe’s comment that Puerto Rico was “a floating island of garbage” while he was speaking. People all over the country, including stars like Bad Bunny, Ricky Martin, Aubrey Plaza, and Nicky Jam (who later took back his vote for Trump), were angry about the joke.

At a Harris gathering in Las Vegas on Thursday, J-Lo gave a long 15-minute attack on Trump.She said, “At Madison Square Garden, he showed us who he really is and how he really feels.” “That day, it wasn’t just Puerto Ricans who were hurt.” It was all Latinos in the United States. It was kindness and anyone with good morals.

“Yes, I was born here, and I’m Puerto Rican,” she said. “We are Americans.” I’m a mom. I have a sister. I get paid to act and entertain people. I also like happy ends in movies. I like it when the good guy wins, or in this case, the good girl wins. “You can’t spell American without Rican,” she said.

Lopez then talked about some of Harris’s policies that show what kind of Democrat she is, such as her support for increasing the child tax credit.”It’s to help you move forward.” It’s all about you. It’s about us. Everyone. We are all equal, no matter what we look like, who we love, where we come from, or those things.

Lopez said, “Her opponent, on the other hand, doesn’t see it that way,” as the crowd cheered as she spoke badly about Trump. He has always tried to split us up.

This is how the numbers look right now: Harris and Trump are tied for first place. Puerto Rico is a US state, and about 1.78 percent of the people who live there are Puerto Rican.