Celebrities Weigh In on the Heated Presidential Debate

The recent presidential debate between incumbent President Donald Trump and challenger Kamala Harris has sparked a flurry of reactions from various celebrities. From Roseanne Barr's bold statement to Lil Pump's scathing critique, the debate has become a topic of intense discussion among the entertainment industry's most prominent figures.

Celebrities Offer Diverse Perspectives on the Debate

Roseanne Barr's Controversial Take

Roseanne Barr, the renowned actress and comedian, made a bold statement about the debate, saying, "You saw a human [Trump] going against a machine [Kamala] and the human won." Her comment has sparked a heated debate, with some agreeing with her assessment and others criticizing her for her perceived bias.

Elon Musk's Balanced Perspective

Elon Musk, the visionary entrepreneur, offered a more balanced perspective on the debate. While he acknowledged that the debate hosts were not entirely fair, he also stated that Kamala Harris exceeded most people's expectations, suggesting that the debate was a closer contest than some had anticipated.

Scott Baio's Conspiracy Theory

Scott Baio, the former "Happy Days" star, took a different approach, re-posting a conspiracy theory that Kamala Harris's earrings were actually microphones. This claim has been widely dismissed by fact-checkers, but it highlights the divisive nature of the debate and the willingness of some celebrities to engage in unsubstantiated speculation.

John Rich's Mocking Inquiry

Country music star John Rich joined the fray, asking what accent Kamala Harris would use for the debate. This comment was seen by many as a thinly veiled attempt to mock the vice presidential candidate's racial and ethnic background, further fueling the partisan divide.

Lil Pump's Scathing Critique

Rapper Lil Pump, known for his outspoken political views, went a step further, calling Kamala Harris a "terrible actor." This assessment was met with a mix of agreement and criticism, as some felt it was an overly harsh and personal attack on the vice presidential candidate.

Kevin Sorbo's Angry Reaction

Actor Kevin Sorbo, best known for his role in the TV series "Hercules," expressed his displeasure with the debate, tweeting, "Good morning to everyone except ABC." This statement was seen as a direct rebuke of the network's handling of the event.

Robert Davi's Biased Perspective

Actor Robert Davi took a more partisan approach, calling the debate "biased" and referring to Kamala Harris as "KOBAMALA." He also suggested that President Trump "doesn't sometimes use his best knockout punches," implying that the incumbent president could have performed better.

Kristy Swanson's Conspiracy Theory

Kristy Swanson, the original "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," echoed the sentiment of a conspiracy theory, claiming that the debate was "scripted by the network and the left." This allegation, like Scott Baio's, has been widely dismissed by fact-checkers and political analysts.

Amber Rose's Partisan Support

Model and activist Amber Rose expressed her unwavering support for President Trump, saying, "I can't wait for Donald Trump to eat Kamala up tonight." She also revealed that she was wearing an "America First" hat and had prepared a meal and drinks for the debate, suggesting a celebratory atmosphere.

Ryan Garcia's Cryptic Commentary

Boxer Ryan Garcia posted about abortion and "muted mics," seemingly alluding to the technical issues that plagued the debate and the ongoing debate over reproductive rights.

Randy Quaid's Conspiracy Theory

Actor Randy Quaid took to Twitter to claim that "ABC GAVE HER THE QUESTIONS ITS OBVIOUS, TRUMP IS NAILING IT SEND HER TO GET BIDEN OUT OF BED AND CLOSE THE BORDER NOW!" This unsubstantiated allegation further fueled the conspiracy theories surrounding the debate.

Antonio Sabáto Jr.'s Protest

Actor Antonio Sabáto Jr. took a more dramatic approach, covering up his TV in protest of the debate, suggesting a deep-seated dissatisfaction with the proceedings.