In a playful Halloween display to promote voter engagement, Tyler Cargill, a Washington-based supporter of Kamala Harris, took to the streets dressed as a life-sized version of the iconic Harris-Walz camouflage hat. Known for working in the human rights sector, Cargill explained that his costume choice aimed to bring a light-hearted touch to the upcoming election. “It’s just a fun way to nod to the election and enjoy some humor amid the chaos,” Cargill told Reuters, highlighting his enthusiasm for the campaign accessory.
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The camouflage hat, released on August 6 when Harris announced Tim Walz as her running mate, quickly became a viral sensation, reportedly generating nearly $1 million in sales on its first day. U.S. media noted its popularity, as many supporters rushed to purchase the distinctive merchandise.
Biden’s Playful Halloween Moment
Another Halloween Incident, the White House held a Halloween trick-or-treat event where President Joe Biden engaged with families in a playful spirit. During the celebration, Biden was seen pretending to nibble on a baby dressed in a chicken costume—a moment captured on camera that sparked mixed reactions online.