Musk’s pro-Trump super PAC uses vulgarity to demean women to describe Harris

Elon Musk The political action committee created an ad attacking the vice president Kamala Harris These include several references to a vulgarity that is often used to humiliate women, as well as the term “communist.”

In a 35-second video posted on Musk’s X platform on October 25, a narrator begins with a warning that the message “contains multiple occurrences of the C-word.”

A narrator calls Harris “a big ol’ C-word” and describes the Democratic presidential candidate as a “tax-hike, regulation-loving, gun-hungry communist,” using images of her as well as an illustration of a cat in a Soviet-style military uniform.

The post does not appear on the PAC’s X-Feed, but was still visible via a search on the platform Tuesday morning.

The post is drawing attention as Trump and his allies use increasingly inflammatory language in the final stretch of the campaign. Trump has repeatedly ridiculed Harris, once calling her ” mentally impaired.” He mentioned CNN’s Anderson Cooper with one a woman’s namewhich is reminiscent of the stereotype of gay men as feminine. A Trump rally There were several crude and racist jokes at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, including one from comedian Tony Hinchcliffe who called Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage.”

A representative for the PAC declined to comment on the video.

The commercial ends with a call for viewers to sign America PAC’s petition in support of the U.S. Constitution, which is only available to voters in battleground states. Musk has pledged to donate $1 million every day through Nov. 5 to a person in a battleground state who signs the petition, and the district attorney in Philadelphia has filed a lawsuit over the practice.

Musk endorsed Trump earlier this year, appearing at both his rallies and his own pro-Trump events in the battleground state of Pennsylvania. Both Musk and Trump have repeatedly referred to Harris as “Comrade Kamala,” suggesting that as president she would seek to implement socialist policies in the United States