Insane Clown Posse front man, Violent J, is the latest addition to the growing list of unexpected Kamala Harris supporters.
Violent J, one half of Insane Clown Posse (ICP), sat down with The Daily Show's Troy Iwata to discuss the upcoming presidential election. Iwata flipped through images of the Republican and Democrat presidential and vice presidential candidates, edited to appear in ICP's signature Juggalo face paint.
Violent J reacted to each candidate, offering a definitive endorsement of Harris, "I want her to win because she's a Democrat and I love my mom."
The Detroit native then had a question for Iwata, "How do you say her first name?" Iwata offered, "Like, comma, la," to approving nods from Violent J. "That's fresh," he said.
As to the opposing party, he dismissed JD Vance as a "p---yhole," and said "F--- him, 'cause he all about that wall," to Trump's image.
When shown a photo of Tim Walz, Violent J donned a bemused expression and asked, "Who?" He responded to Iwata's explanation with a giggle and pointed at the photo, stating, "I am absolutely opinionless on that man."
Violent J had firm opinions on other topics. While he had no interest in being president because, "You gotta get up all early and sh--," he supports the Democratic party. "My mom told me the Democrats are saying less taxes on the poor, more taxes on the rich," Violent J told Iwata.
Regarding taxes, Violent J said, "I pay taxes up the f---ing anus, and I'm happy about it." Violent J said humans have a superiority complex to overcome, adding, "Let me tell you what a superior animal is: a whale."
Iwata asked him about mass deportation, to which Violent J responded, "F--k no. Now I remember why I hated Trump. That wall sh--." He also added that women "have the right to be the sh--."
Violent J joins the ranks of Taylor Swift, Eminem and Dick Cheney and other notable names to endorse the Harris campaign. Harris has embraced endorsements from several prominent Republican figures and is currently campaigning with Liz Cheney.
-- Originally published in Latin Times.
