Hollywood Promotes Nationwide Impeachment Marches on Eve of Vote

Prominent Hollywood figures including Alyssa Milano, Debra Messing, and Rob Reiner are demanding that people participate in nationwide impeachment marches that are set to take place Tuesday evening, the night before the House of Representatives holds its vote.

The far-left, anti-Trump activist organization MoveOn is sponsoring the hundreds of impeachment marches that are scheduled to take place in cities across the country. In New York, the march is set to kick off at Times Square near 46th Street at around 5:30 p.m.

In the Los Angeles area, marches are expected to form Tuesday night at multiple locations, including downtown L.A. at Grand Park as well as in West Hollywood and Santa Monica.

Hollywood celebrities are exhorting the public to participate in the marches to pressure members of Congress to vote in favor of the articles of impeachment brought by House Democrats.

Who’s the Boss? star Alyssa Milano announced on Twitter that she will be marching in the L.A. rally.

Tell me your name and where you’ll be protesting tonight to #DefendOurDemocracy!

Director Rob Reiner said that the marches will help to make America “stronger.”

“I don’t know what will happen after this week’s impeachment vote,” he tweeted. “No one does. I do know that America will be stronger when lots of people show up to demand Congress do what’s right. They must see where you stand.”

As long as they don’t block the polls, it makes no difference. Trump voters know why to vote. And don’t arrest the sheep. get the ones with the bell on them. They can spend some time in jail and pay a fine for loitering.

And maybe if some of their movies and TV shows don’t get watched and their sponsors products don’t get bought, they may learn about the free market they think they have a monopoly on and how to market it....the correct way.

rwood

To be fair and honest means you might have to display on the network film that has been submitted by organizations that demand the right to advertise on the network and pay for it. So to refuse an ad for political purposes is an open invitation to bad ads about them destroying their efforts to remain objective. Something the liberal networks could care less about.

But the humor I find in these counts is that the left ALWAYS lies about the amount that showed up. Crowd-size estimates can be extremely rough, and they’re subject to reporting bias. If say Warren says she drew 10,000 people to a college campus, but the university says the crowd was only 5,000, whom would you believe? And whom would the voters believe?

There are also a ton of factors other than enthusiasm for the candidate that can affect crowd sizes: Where is the event being held? Is it in New York City, or in a small town in Iowa? How frequently does the candidate hold events? If candidates are frequent visitors to an area, there is perhaps less urgency for voters to attend any one rally. Are there other draws besides the candidate? For example, that Clinton rally that drew 40,000 also featured performances by Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi.

That’s one of the tools Trump uses to help his draws which he really doesn’t have to as he can “bring them” without help. But he does it also. His background music alone during his first campaign years included Elton John, The Beatles, Adele, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Pavarotti/ Puccini, Journey, R.E.M., Neil Young, Twisted Sister, Rolling Stones, Queen, Aerosmith, Wagner, Kenny G, Johnny Cash, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Billy Joel, Bill Conti, John Mellencamp, Joe Esposito, Eye of the Tiger, The Shangri-Las, Cab Calloway, Frankie Valli, The Alan Parsons Project, Paul Rodgers, Travie McCoy, Bruce Springsteen, Led Zeppelin, the London Bach Choir, and the songs of Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables. Quite a variety. But that’s because he uses them. And the campaign pays for them unless it is a close friend and possibly they can they donate for tax purposes.

So don’t get down on Fox quite as much. And when you consider Disney, (ABC), has a piece of it, there are going to be some concessions FOX has to live with.

rwood

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