Danica Patrick Makes Her Thoughts On Donald Trump Clear Before November Election
With the presidential election coming up this November, former NASCAR driver Danica Patrick has revealed who she'll be voting for.
This past weekend, Patrick moderated a panel for Donald Trump's "Reclaim America Tour" in Las Vegas. That was a pretty clear sign that she supports the former president of the United States.
After wrapping up this event, Patrick shared a few highlights on Instagram. She also let people know that she has faith in him to win the upcoming election.
"My my…. look how far I have come since attending Amfest in December with my sister," Patrick wrote. "Watching this Avengers style team of Trump supporters assemble over the last year has been amazing. And even more amazing is what kind of country they could build. So much diverse talent with such passion and knowledge.
"The most interesting point made the other night was that Donald was not able to create his transition team when elected in 2016 until Nov 5 because that’s when the budget was made available. He felt he was behind from the start and then didn’t have the right people in place to fully execute his vision. This time he is starting 3 months early. With a lot more experience than last time. Let’s go."
It's not much of a surprise that Patrick is supporting Trump. For the past few months, she has ripped Kamala Harris on social media.
"She repeats herself. Takes long pauses. Never really says anything," Patrick said of Harris last week. "But forgot her famous line 'unburdened by what has been.'"
MIAMI GARDENS, FL - MAY 04: Danica Patrick 3rd degree connection, Race Car Driver, Pretty Intense Podcast Host, Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker on the grid prior to the Formula 1 Sprint Race at the Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix on May 4. 2024 at the Miami International Autodrome in Miami Gardens, Florida. (Photo by Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Patrick will get to vote for Trump on November 5.
With that said, we'd have to imagine Patrick will make a few more political comments between now and the election.
