"Campins said of celebrity Sydney Sweeney (who is a registered Republican voter), "She's getting hotter, and [Democrats are] so jealous, right? They're like, 'She's so Republican, she gets hotter by the minute,' right? And so my advice to all the ladies: Our side is better, and you get hotter, right? All Republican women are hot! Tell me that's not true.""
""[Sweeney] knows what she's doing," Ball said. "She wants to appeal to these, like, right-wing, ethno-centric white nationalists, effectively. She thought this would be great for her career. Turns out, they don't want to see an artsy movie about, like, a female boxer who's a lesbian, like Christy ' this movie she just put out that totally bombed at the box office.""
A Fox Business host suggested that joining the Republican Party makes women "hotter," asserting that all Republican women are attractive. The remark referenced celebrity Sydney Sweeney, a registered Republican, and was met with on-air agreement. An MSNBC host criticized Sweeney for allegedly courting right-wing, ethno-centric white nationalists and misjudging audience interest for her film Christy, which opened to $1.3 million against a $15 million budget in over 2,000 theaters. Sweeney also faced backlash for an American Eagle ad stating she has "good jeans," which critics said evoked eugenist, white supremacist connotations via a homophone.
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