Dennis Quaid backs Trump at Coachella rally: ‘TikTok or the U.S. Constitution?’

Dennis Quaid joined Donald Trump at a Coachella rally, framing the 2024 election as a choice.

Actor Dennis Quaid made a notable appearance at Donald Trump's rally in Coachella, California, on October 13, 2024, where he framed the 2024 presidential election as a pivotal decision between "TikTok and the U.S. Constitution." Quaid used his speech to highlight themes of American identity, national values, and economic stability, stating that the election is about choosing between upholding the Constitution or succumbing to the influence of platforms like TikTok. “Pick a side...! Will our country be one that supports TikTok or the Constitution?” Quaid asked the audience.

Dennis Quaid asks if we’re going to be “a nation of law and order” while at a rally for a convicted felon. pic.twitter.com/9cQBdmt3U8

— Jason Selvig (@jasonselvig) October 13, 2024

He also expressed nostalgia for a past era of economic prosperity, citing "cheap cash" and the nation's oil exports, and criticized the current administration, referring to it as the "fairy tale called Harris and Biden." Quaid linked his support for Trump to his personal experiences, sharing a story about his former housekeeper, an undocumented immigrant. He described how Trump’s policies influenced his decision to sponsor her citizenship after years of living in fear of deportation.

Quaid’s participation brought a Hollywood presence to Trump's rally, aligning with Trump's efforts to expand his appeal beyond traditional political arenas.