Posted on 08/10/2017 5:35:29 PM PDT by ConservativeStatement
You can call Ashley Judd a Golden Globe-nominated actress or a feverish Kentucky Wildcats fan — but don't call her "sweetheart."
Judd took to Facebook Live earlier this week condemning employees at an unspecified airport after saying she experienced "everyday sexism" on her way through security Saturday.
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I wasn’t aware of all that. I always believed Ashley’s problems stem from essentially being abandoned by her mother when Naomi and Wynonna were on the circuit.
This is very sad. Dear Ashley has come to the realization that she no longer is and no longer acts like a “sweetheart” ... very sad, indeed.
I think Ashley thinks her problems stem from not going on the road with Naomi and Wy. But Wy would probably tell her she should consider herself lucky for that.
Interesting dynamic for sure!
I just watched the video and she now looks older than her mother!
Sweetheart is bad. But calling yourself a nasty woman, that’s OK.
Hon and Sweetie. And of course, Mommy.
I don’t think it happens much to her.
LOLs!!
I got my hand swabbed prior to a recent flight by TSA. A female TSA employee yelled “Males...” after she informed three of us that a random inspection was underway and we were those chosen. The three of us were told to stand against a wall and she shrieked “males” a second time to notify a male TSA employee had to conduct the test. Isn’t that precious. And at no point were we told the purpose of the test. All this to fly. I would have preferred being called sweetie.
She is actually mentally ill, in and out of mental institutions by her own admission. She thinks everything is sexism and rape, men are rapists, mining is rape, fracking is rape, etc.
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