Donald Trump Jr responds with derogatory slogan as 'White Dudes for Harris' sees record registration

Don Trump Jr posted on X, 'They should give it a more fitting name. Cucks for Kamala'
Donald Trump Jr (left) made derogatory remarks as 'White Dudes for Harris' registration surpassed 75,000 people (Getty Images)
Donald Trump Jr (left) made derogatory remarks as 'White Dudes for Harris' registration surpassed 75,000 people (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Donald Trump Jr did some derogatory name-calling as Kamala Harris' campaign account White Dudes for Harris announced on Monday, July 29, that their registration had surpassed 75,000 people.

Notably, the fundraising online event, which featured nearly 30 speakers, also managed to raise more than $4 million, according to Politico.

Trump Jr indulges in derogatory name-calling in response to Harris' campaign

As soon as Kamala Harris' campaign made the announcement, Trump Jr posted on X, "They should give it a more fitting name. Cucks for Kamala."



 

Notably, Trump's remarks coincided with White Women for Kamala, a similar organization, breaking fundraising records. The organizations are emulating Win With Black Women's fundraising tactics, which included a Zoom call last weekend that drew over 44,000 participants and raised over $1.5 million in revenue.

White Women for Kamala had raised more than $8.5 million by Friday, according to The New Republic.

Many politicians attended the Zoom event White Dudes for Harris. These included North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper, who has withdrawn from consideration to run for vice president alongside Harris, and Gov Tim Walz of Minnesota and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, who are still considered strong candidates.

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Trump's remarks coincided with 'White Women for Kamala', a similar organization, breaking fundraising records (Getty Images)

Moreover, Gov JB Pritzker of Illinois and actor Bradley Whitford also took part in the online event.

"White Dudes for Harris, it doesn’t sound like something I would join, but this is a terrific cause," Pritzker said.

Meanwhile, Cooper added, "Real men respect women, their decisions, their careers. It’s clear that Donald Trump and JD Vance don’t."

The Democratic National Committee organized a Zoom call titled 'Women for Harris', in which Gloria Steinem, Rep Pramila Jayapal of Washington, Sen Laphonza Butler of California, Chelsea Clinton, and Ana Navarro participated.

Internet rips Trump Jr for his derogatory name-calling

Many internet users ripped Donald Trump Jr over his derogatory name-calling as Kamala Harris' campaign account White Dudes for Harris announced that their registration had surpassed 75,000 people.

Some online comments read "So, the entire thing of being Maga is just acting childish as frequently as possible?" and "What is interesting about Don Jr's comment is how he inadvertently assists the Democrats' claim that Trump is a threat to democracy."

MONTOURSVILLE, PA - MAY 20: Donald Trump Jr. speaks during a 'Make America Great Again' campaign ral
Many internet users ripped Donald Trump Jr over his derogatory name-calling to Harris' campaign (Getty Images)

A person also stated, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. The more they talk the less votes they get", whereas one mentioned, "Most conversations with a conservative turn into them calling you names. it's just their natural defense to not being able to defend their arguments."

A user added, "None of the trumps have anything to offer America, they only care about themselves", while one said, "I'm so happy my parents loved me and gave me enough attention! Because wow!"

A person further wrote, "I'm a straight, white, male married more than 30 years and retired from the Army. I'm voting for Harris." 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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