'Just trying to stay relevant': Internet shreds Eva Longoria as she endorses Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' reelection campaign

Eva Longoria, who has had close ties with Democratic politics, is reportedly endorsing Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' reelection bid
Eva Longoria's endorsement of the Biden-Harris campaign isn't her first foray into political activism (Getty Images)
Eva Longoria's endorsement of the Biden-Harris campaign isn't her first foray into political activism (Getty Images)

PHOENIX, ARIZONA: Eva Longoria found herself at the center of a firestorm after openly endorsing President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris' reelection campaign, as reported by Daily Mail.

The 'Desperate Housewives' star's decision to back the incumbent at a high-profile event in Phoenix, Arizona, aimed at mobilizing Latinas, was met with backlash across social media platforms.

Eva Longoria endorses Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' 2024 reelection campaign

Longoria's scheduled appearance was part of a broader effort by the Biden-Harris campaign to secure support from the Latinx community, a significant voting bloc. The actress sought to address mothers and young Latinas about the importance of voting for Biden and Harris to maintain control of the White House.

The event was designed to highlight the campaign's stance that former President Donald Trump had "demonized Latinos throughout his political career."

It's important to note that the Biden campaign reportedly canceled the Phoenix event, scheduled for Monday, May 13, mentioning unspecified travel issues, as per AZCentral. 

Long known for her support of Democratic causes, Longoria's endorsement of the 2024 Biden-Harris campaign isn't her first foray into political activism.

Previously, she screened her film 'Flamin' Hot' at the White House, backed by President Biden himself. The actress also endorsed former President Barack Obama during his reelection campaign. 

WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 9: (L-R) U.S. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris walk to the
Eva Longoria is backing President Joe Biden-Kamala Harris' reelection campaign (Getty Images)

The actress, a staunch advocate for Latina empowerment, has been vocal about her commitment to uplifting young Latinas in the US. In an interview with Hota Kotb on the 'Today' Show as part of NBC's 2023 Inspiration List, she emphasized her belief in their potential for influence and change.

"I knew I wanted to help Latinas specifically reach their full potential. That's a big idea, but just telling people you believe in their potential, it's a big deal," explained Longoria. 

Reflecting on her career, Longoria revealed she initially felt overwhelmed by the fame she gained from 'Desperate Housewives'. This realization drove her to pursue a Master’s in Chicano Studies from California State University.

Her thesis for the course, "Success STEMS From Diversity: The Value of Latinas in STEM Careers," highlighted her dedication to promoting diversity and encouraging Latinas to pursue careers in STEM fields.

BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 12: Eva Longoria attends the 2023 Vanity Fair Oscar Party Hosted B
Eva Longoria has been vocal about wanting to help Latinas reach their full potential (Getty Images)

Eva Longoria's endorsement of Joe Biden-Kamala Harris' reelection bid sparks backlash

One Facebook user said, "Eva Longoria is a traitor to the latinos," while another remarked, "She's not very smart."

"Poor thing is just trying to stay relevant," declared a person and someone else commented, "She is a useless has been. Wow you're famous for being hot 30 years ago. Your opinion is real sought after."

One more said, "She is a heartless POS. She doesn't care about anyone but herself." "So she's the dumbest person on earth. Got it," expressed an individual. 

"Debasing yourself for this old fool is not a good look," exclaimed a person, with a netizen writing, "Once again they turn to the braindead 'hollywood narcissist' who truly believe they have a grasp on everyone’s reality."

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