Before the results of the presidential election were announced, Chris Pratt, the star of the Jurassic World and Marvel movies, spoke to American voters.
The ramifications of the US presidential election results and the concomitant euphoria and anguish have been the subject of an opinion article penned by Marvel star Chris Pratt. On Tuesday, November 5, the United States had elections. In a fierce contest, former President Donald Trump faced Vice President Kamala Harris. Pratt has advised both candidates’ supporters to react to the outcome in a measured manner.
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“I’ve been thinking a lot about where we’ll be as a nation on November 6th, how we can attempt to move forward after so much division, and how some of the lessons that sports teach us may be just what we all need as we chart a course forward,” Pratt wrote in response to the results in an article for his mother-in-law Maria Shriver’s website, The Sunday Paper.
Pratt went on to say, “I feel like we live in a time now when so many people have yet to learn that lesson,” drawing a comparison to wins and defeats in sports. Your squad may not always win. As I write this, the 2024 presidential election is just three days away. The greatest game in history is coming up. Team Blue against Team Red. A matchup to remember. Four years in the making, a showdown.
Speaking to Trump and Harris fans, Pratt counseled them to exercise restraint in their responses. “It’s acceptable to lick your wounds for a while after losing,” he remarked. “Go ahead and cry in front of the mirror. However, devotion to our “team” might cause us to lose sight of the truth that we are fellow citizens if we become overly immobilized by loss or arrogant in triumph.
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Former President Donald Trump, the Republican nominee, and Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democrat, will face off in the 2024 US presidential election. As preliminary results from the US presidential election begin to come in, Donald Trump has gained the lead. Trump presently has 230 electoral votes, while Harris has 210, according to AP race calls. Both candidates must receive at least 270 electoral votes to win the presidency.
