Mel Gibson Trolls Kamala Harris' IQ While Endorsing Donald Trump

Mel Gibson, who is solidly behind Donald Trump, is unimpressed by Kamala Harris' mental capabilities, which has cost her his vote.

The actor declared support for the Republican presidential candidate and took the opportunity to let some jabs out at the Democratic candidate ahead of the upcoming American election.

Mel Gibson will not be joining a long list of celebrities who have pitched their tent behind Kamala Harris but is rather rooting for Donald Trump.

The filmmaker indicated his chosen candidate for the coveted post and attacked his opponent in the same vein. Gibson stated that his support for Trump was no secret, adding that he trusts his second-term bid over VP Harris's fresh plans to lead the USA.

The controversial actor criticized Harris's policies and unimpressive track record. According to him, the politician has not shown seriousness in her campaign.

He proceeded to say the former senator has got "the IQ of a fence post," perfectly mirroring Trump's sentiments and punchline who once described Harris as mentally impaired and disabled, per TMZ.

The Blast reported that the former president's campaign has recorded some serious shifts in acceptance recently. Amongst them is the significant 180 Victor Willis of the Village People music band made over Trump's eligibility to use their song "Y.M.C.A." in his rallies.

Willis has now recanted his earlier rebuttal following a significant leap in streaming stats since Trump used their track, shooting it up to #2 on Billboard's digital chart.

He ultimately okayed the politician to use the song till the end of the rally as he noted that his choices were limited because Trump is also legally allowed to use it since he applied for a political use license from BMI.

The band leader reiterated her support for Harris despite the temporary distraction Trump caused. In fact, the Village People condemned the politician when he used their song at a rally during the 2020 election, showing that they have been consistent with their dislike for Trump's political philosophy.

Willis also considered getting his lawyer and wife to revoke his license this time, but he decided to leave the status quo last minute.

The musician, however, went ahead with serving Trump papers, but it was a request that he stop hiring impersonators to perform the band's hit songs at rallies.

The cease and desist also warned him to stop creating the narrative that the group endorsed him for the upcoming polls.

The Blast reported that Trump's campaign welcomed the Kansas City Chiefs player who announced his endorsement of Trump during a campaign event in Missouri U.S. Senator Josh Hawley. In his words:

"I'm supporting the president that's going to be the most pro-life president."

As if that was not enough, the NFL star doubled down on his decision during his appearance on FOX News's "The Ingraham Angle," saying:

"The [Pro-life] topic is the most crucial topic for me. I want us to be fighting for the most vulnerable. Fighting for the unborn, and that's what we should prioritize."

He also encouraged the viewers to vote for a leader who embraced religion and shared pro-life beliefs. The athlete added:

"I think you have to vote for whoever is gonna be the most pro-life, and we have to be prayerful men that put God first. I think that's what's going to be best for our country."

Levi also made a U-turn from supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr to joining the Trump bandwagon. "This year, I found Bobby Kennedy, and I thought, 'Man, this guy. He's the real deal.' And in a perfect world and whatever that would look like, perhaps I would have voted for Bobby," the statement began.

He added that getting Trump to the office was important to save America from a "lot of people who want to take this place way off the cliff and the broken world in which everyone exists in. Levi concluded:

"And so I stand with Bobby, and I stand with everyone else who is standing with President Trump."

The polls are less than three weeks away, and one winner must emerge in this keenly contested battle between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Will Mel Gibson's guy earn the bragging rights?