Posted on 02/12/2016 5:47:58 AM PST by Kaslin
Former Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice has endorsed Donald Trump. Giduice also appeared on season five of Celebrity Apprentice, which was hosted by Trump.
.@Teresa_Giudice has officially endorsed @RealDonaldTrump for President. #WWHL #RHONJ ???????????? pic.twitter.com/nhxEzkaUNh— Bravo WWHL (@BravoWWHL) February 11, 2016
There's one small problem with Giudice's plan to vote for Trump: She can't legally vote in New Jersey. Giudice was convicted in 2014 on fraud charges and spent 11 months in prison before being released just before Christmas in 2015. New Jersey bars felons on probation, in prison, or on parole from voting. Giudice won't be eligible to vote until 2018.
Trump has also been endorsed by an eclectic mix of celebrities.
And will she actually even make th eeffort to vote this time?
Never heard of her.
So what?
People make light. But sad or not, she does have a huge following of women who buy her cookbooks and follow her every tweet.
Neither did I, and I didn’t watch real house wives either
A felon endorsement.
“Neither did I, and I didn’t watch real house wives either”
I don’t have cable. Because of shows like that. Waste of money.
What that ugly b^tch knows about politics (or real life for that matter) can fit inside a thimble.
Note the difference in the color between her hand and her face.
Reality TV stars like to stick together.
Well, maybe I’ll give Trump a second thought. (/sarc)
Seriously, because I’m married, I know who Giudice is. I feel for her, actually. But she’s about the worst judge of character ever: all of her friends turned against her on TV, and her husband wound up getting her sent to prison for his financial frauds.
Trump is broadening the base. Just another example.
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