Posted on 04/09/2020 6:43:30 PM PDT by Rummyfan
“Celebrities across the entertainment spectrum took to Twitter to express despair over the news that independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders had suspended his presidential campaign. “
cheer up celebs! You can always support Joe Biden ... I hear he really likes “Imagine” ...
I hope they get ulcers worrying over it.
Breaking news if true
Cher communicates on Twitter with capital letters and many emojis, stay tuned!
It’s probably something her cat throws together at the last minute.
Hairy Silverfish. Soo bad, so sad. GET OUT. Go wallow in AOC’s dirty linen. (There’s a painted picture for you. LOL!)
You win the thread!
When I saw the headline I thought Babylon Bee. The quotes reinforced that.
Wonder what he hopes to do by holding his delegates and aspiring to gain more - maybe he’s hoping his supporters will go into overdrive...or maybe he and his wife can sell them for more of that “filthy lucre” he seems to like so much....
The socialist sold them out again. Did he get another house out of it?
“The socialist sold them out again.”
I suppose it’s a fine line between being a “socialist” and being a opportunist and a BS artist?
I predict that Sanders will make the rounds, hype his free stuff agenda and then host SNL soon. Then never be heard from again. He got more than his 15 minutes
To all insipid celebrity losers: Bwaaaahahahahahahahahahaha! (and by the way...your films suck, you untalented wretches)
Ah the lamentations of their women!
You’re not missing anything. Her way of supporting Bernie is always with a half nude seductive photo to promote herself. ....appears not to have any personal boundaries as her last photo was laying spread out with her German Shepherd....to support Bernie of course....
I totally commiserate with them.... hey, what’s for lunch?!
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