Tony Hinchcliffe's Puerto Rico Joke at Trump Rally Sparks Political Fallout
The comedian's controversial remark has galvanized Latino voters and drawn criticism from both political sides.
- Tony Hinchcliffe's joke about Puerto Rico at a Trump rally has ignited a backlash, with many calling it offensive and inappropriate.
- The remark has galvanized Latino voters, particularly in Pennsylvania, a key swing state, where many now feel motivated to vote against Trump.
- Puerto Rican celebrities, including Bad Bunny and Ricky Martin, have publicly condemned the joke and endorsed Kamala Harris.
- The Trump campaign has distanced itself from Hinchcliffe, stating the joke does not reflect their views, while some supporters claim a double standard in reactions to similar jokes by Latino comedians.
- Political analysts suggest that the controversy could impact Trump's support among Latino voters, potentially influencing the outcome in battleground states.





























