In a surprising turn of events, "The Simpsons" writer Al Jean has taken to social media to proudly boast about a so-called "prediction" made 24 years ago regarding Vice President Kamala Harris becoming president. The episode in question, titled "Bart to the Future," aired during the show's 11th season.

Jean posted a picture on the social media platform X, showcasing Lisa Simpson, the show's character, dressed in a purple pantsuit that bears a striking resemblance to the outfit worn by Vice President Harris. Alongside the picture, Jean wrote, "@TheSimpsons 'prediction' I'm proud to be a part of."

The episode in question portrays a future where Lisa Simpson becomes the first straight female president of the United States after President Trump's term in office. The storyline presents a grim outlook for the country, emphasizing the budgetary challenges inherited by Lisa due to the actions of the previous administration.

Discussing the episode, writer Dan Greaney stated in a 2016 interview with "The Hollywood Reporter" that he intended it to serve as a "warning to America." Greaney explained that he wanted to illustrate the difficulties faced by Lisa upon assuming the presidency, symbolizing the challenging conditions left by President Trump's administration.

While Al Jean takes pride in this perceived "prediction," tensions within the current political climate continue to escalate. Some individuals, such as attorney John Morgan, who previously donated $1 million to the Biden campaign, have expressed frustration with the Democratic approach to the election. Morgan voiced his concerns during an appearance on "The Ingraham Angle," highlighting his disappointment with what he perceives as a coronation rather than a convention and casting doubt on Harris' ability to win in the general election.

As the nation grapples with an attempted assassination and a sudden withdrawal from the presidential race, the political atmosphere remains uncertain. The claims of a fictional TV show prediction, however, indicate the ever-present interest and fascination in the world of politics, even within the realm of animated entertainment.