The ad, paid for by Vote Common Good, a religious nonprofit aimed at urging religious people to vote Democrat, begins with two male friends walking into the voting center together.

"Come on, boys. Let's make America great again," one of the men says to another, referencing former President Donald Trump's campaign slogan.

After the man votes for Harris, his daughter runs up to him and they hug. The man assures his friend that he did his "patriotic duty."

"What happens in the booth stays in the booth," Clooney says at the end of the ad. "Vote Harris/Walz."

It's funny that anyone would find issue with voter autonomy inside the booth, but that obviously isn't the case in right wing world as they feel couples keeping their choices to themselves are tantamount to violating their marriage vows relating to spousal trust.

Just another example where equality feels like oppression to those who've always lived with and utilized unearned privilege, even within their own relationships.

If you're a guy, and you're concerned that somebody else might find out about you vote.

It's there a pool of men worried about being emasculated by voting for Harris? Trump already has their vote.

I think both of you discount the effects of peer pressure, especially for those whose lives and friends promote the same toxic faux white male dominance oozing from Trump himself.

This commercial is geared toward specifically girl dads who otherwise might like what Trump stands for, but who also understand what abortion bans and the withholding of lifesaving reproductive healthcare means in regards to their own daughter's and granddaughter's ability to live their own lives free from control by anyone but themselves.

As I said before, there has to be some empirical data identifying this phenomena or there'd be no reason to create such commercials. This is nothing more than the final attempt to create a permission structure for erstwhile Trump-leaning voters to vote as their conscious tells them to even if their friends and family might do just the opposite.

As I said before, there has to be some empirical data identifying this phenomena or there'd be no reason to create such commercials.

#TriggeredTrumper

Just wait until tomorrow night.

Sadly it sounds like we won't know the outcome by the end of tomorrow night.

Based on a national 55-42 split of women to men, I'm pretty sure we will. The earliest marker is North Carolina. If Trump loses there, he has no path to 270, the outcome will be decided.

Harris could lose PA, AZ, NV, and GA but still secure 271 electoral votes.