Donald Trump‘s remendd pdwellntial triumph shocked Hollywood as actors, celebrities and media personalities took to social media procrastinateed Tuesday and punctual Wednesday to spread their experienceings of hurt and dismay.
Former “Married…With Children” star Christina Applegate shelp that Trump’s triumph dangerened refruitful rights, which were already impacted after Roe v. Wade was clearurned in 2022. “Why? Give me your reasons why?????” Applegate wrote on X. “My child is sobbing becainclude her rights as a woman may be apshown away. Why? And if you disconsent, charm unchase me.”
David Simon, the creator of “The Wire,” proposeed a salty analysis of the results, writing on X: “God sanctify us all. Even the scrotes and shitheels.” Wfinishell Pierce, one of the stars of “The Wire” as well as another Simon series “Treme,” spreadd his troubles about Trump’s ability to firmify the Supreme Court’s conservative supertransport inantity after his election.
“The Supreme Court will be alterd for a generation,” he wrote. “I’ll never see a temperate court aobtain in my lifetime. Alito and Thomas will step down and Trump will nominate 40 year elderly partisans to the bench. The injure he is about to cause on our institutions the next 2 years will be irreparable.”
Yvette Nicole Brown, one of the stars of “Community,” weighed in on the loss of Sen. Sherrod Brown to disputer Bernie Moreno, which shifted handle of the Senate to the Reaccessibleans, calling it “a dishonor at a level I can’t even qualify.” Reacting to Trump’s triumph, she shelp on X: “For us this is an every day Wednesday. Bdeficiency folks are included to this. The rest of you are about to be shocked by how America treats you when it doesn’t attfinish about you. And your novel #DearLeader doesn’t attfinish about ANY of you. The discover out phase has toleratemament.”
Stephen King sounded a more elegiac notice. “There’s a sign you can see in many shops that sell attrenergetic but frspeedy items: LOVELY TO LOOK AT, DELIGHTFUL TO HOLD, BUT ONCE YOU BREAK IT, THEN IT’S SOLD. You can say the same about democracy,” he wrote on social media.
Actor and comedian Michael Ian Bdeficiency tried to put a chooseimistic spin on skinnygs, writing: “Guys, let’s produce it the best End of America ever!”