Trump's victory sparks FEAR among the ELITES — but will they actually leave this time?



As expected, the left has gone into full-on meltdown mode as Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House — and celebrities across the nation are threatening to leave the country for greener pastures.

The hysteria began to ramp up about a year ago when Barbra Streisand told Stephen Colbert in an interview on “The Late Show” that she couldn’t live in the United States should Trump be successful in his bid for the presidency, and would likely move to England.

Cher joined Streisand on the list of celebrities afraid of a Trump presidency, telling the Guardian in an interview that she “almost got an ulcer the last time he was in office.”

“If he gets in, who knows. This time, I will leave,” Cher continued, adding, “I was with two trans girls the other night and my own child. I was saying we’ve got to stand together. I don’t know what their eventual plan is for trans people, I don’t put anything past them.”


Pat Gray of “Pat Gray Unleashed” believes they should make good on their promises, saying, “Good, don’t let the door hit you in the butt on the way out.”

Sharon Stone has also reportedly been considering a move to Europe if Trump wins, explaining she was “certainly considering a house in Italy” as this is one of the first times in her life that she’s “actually seen anyone running for office on a platform of hate.”

However, Gray doesn’t believe they mean it — as many celebrities said the exact same thing in 2016.

“Among those was Miley Cyrus, who declared in an Instagram post back in 2016, ‘Honestly f*** this. I’m moving if this is my president. I don’t say things I don’t mean,’” Gray says, adding, “Yet, she’s still here.”

Lena Dunham made the same promise, telling fans she planned to move to Canada after Trump’s election.

“Unfortunately, she didn’t,” Gray says.

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'Well-liked among the ladies': Check out all the celebs who gushed over 'national sex symbol' Andrew Cuomo last year



Readers of TheBlaze likely recall a magical time last year — well, maybe magical for half the country — when far-left New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo was all the rage and seemingly could do no wrong.

Oh, that Emmy

In fact, Cuomo received 2020's International Emmy Founder's Award "in recognition of his leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic and his masterful use of television to inform and calm people around the world."

Yup, an Emmy.

Cuomo also received 2020's Edward M. Kennedy Institute Award for Inspired Leadership fo the same reason, despite New York at the time sporting the most COVID-19 deaths in America.

Oh, and then there were the celebrities who lauded Cuomo not only for his political swagger, but also because a number of them — self-described "Cuomo-sexuals" — said they were enamored with him in a not-just-friends kind of way. In fact, it was said of Cuomo that he was a "national sex symbol," "well-liked by the ladies," and "single and ready to mingle."

None of the accolades — particularly with regard to Cuomo's apparent animal magnatism — aged particularly well considering he announced his resignation from the governor's chair Tuesday following ramped-up allegations of sexual harassment against him.

But sometimes it does the heart good to indulge in a little nostalgia. That said ... roll 'em!

For the record, it was Ben Stiller who referred to Cuomo as the "Love Gov" and a "national sex symbol" (although allegedly they were the words of Cuomo's brother, CNN host Chris Cuomo). Late night TV host Jimmy Fallon said Cuomo was "well-liked among the ladies" and "good looking."

Late night TV host Stephen Colbert — an unapologetic leftist — attempted to comfort Americans' "perfectly natural" feelings of being "Andrew-curious, if not fully Cuomo-sexual." TV hosts Trevor Noah and even Ellen DeGenerous admitted the same amorous tugs.

Anything else? (Oh, you betcha)

The aforementioned accolades weren't the only ones showered upon Cuomo:

I’m in Love With Andrew Cuomo 💋“ANDY”🎶

— Cher (@cher) 1586926086.0

And who among us can forget TV host Chelsea Handler's revelation late last year that she asked Cuomo out on a date and was hopeful she could "flatten his curve" and they could "apex together" — to say nothing of the fact that during their "repartee" that she "would sexually harass him on his Instagram."

Chelsea Handler Has a Crush on Gov. Andrew Cuomo youtu.be

Finally, check out this snippet from last year's Emmy's presentation to Cuomo, which features some repeat celeb statements — but enough additional gooey stuff to make it worth a watch:

2020 International Emmy® Founders Award Presentationyoutu.be

Here’s All The Blue Check Mark Journalists And Celebrities Who Lavished Praise On Andrew Cuomo Last Year

The sexual assault revelations embarrass dozens of Democrats who pegged Cuomo as a world-renowned humanitarian for his performance throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cher says Republicans are trying to ‘achieve the dream’ of white supremacy in new Ga. voting laws



Cher says Republicans are trying to "achieve the dream" of white supremacy with regard to Georgia's new voting laws.

Georgia's new state law requires voters to provide a driver's license or state identification card when voting via absentee ballot. The new law also expands early voting for primary and general elections, adds additional security measures to ballot drop boxes, and changes early voting hours.

Democrats have largely been outspoken against the new law, insisting — without any evidence whatsoever — that the new law restricts voters' rights.

What are the details?

On Saturday, Cher targeted Republican lawmakers for passing the new voting law and said that the law amounts to nothing less than "VOTER SUPPRESSION."

The entertainer has never shied away from using her social media platform to address what she feels are social and political injustices.

In a widely shared tweet condemning "immoral" Republican lawmakers, Cher wrote, "VOTER SUPPRESSION. 2 Words That Define Immoral Republican Pols. They Bring Jim Crow Back, Wrap Themselves In The [flag], & Have Gone 2 'Whites Only' 2 [stop] BLK, ETHNIC, & POOR DEMS FROM VOTING & WINNING. IF THERE R NO DEMS 2 PROTECT [America], Gop WILL ACHIEVE THE DREAM THEY'VE [prayed] 4. 'WHITE SUPREMACY.'"

“VOTER SUPPRESSION.” 2 Words That DefineImmoral Republican Pols. They Bring Jim Crow Back,Wrap Themselves In The… https://t.co/NwPynO3Rn7
— Cher (@Cher)1618029986.0

She later doubled down on her insistence that the GOP is only interested in perpetuating the "mantra" of "white is right" after a follower responded, "This is terrible ... terrible for [America] & its democracy. The right to vote shouldn't come with barriers!!! Hope Dems can fight back."

In a mostly capitalized tweet, she later added, "THIS IS NOT DEMOCRACY!! IT'S GOP'S MANTRA 'WHITE IS RIGHT' & 'ONLY THE RIGHT PPL SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO VOTE.'"

"Why aren't Dems Quaking in Their Boots About The Browning of [America]," she demanded. "I'm Excited. We Are Better Together."

@VeroHudoklin THIS IS NOT DEMOCRACY‼️ ITSGOP’S MANTRA “WHITE IS RIGHT”,& “ONLY THE RIGHT PPL SHOULD BE ALLOWED T… https://t.co/t9ghOzPPuG
— Cher (@Cher)1618034943.0

Cher issues apology after major backlash following bizarre tweet alleging that she might have prevented George Floyd’s death



Entertainer Cher issued an apology after a tone-deaf tweet in which she suggested she might have been able to prevent George Floyd's death if she were at the scene.

What's a brief history?

In a since-deleted tweet, Cher wrote, "Was talking With Mom & She Said 'I Watched Trial Of Policeman Who Killed George Floyd,& Cried.' I Said 'Mom, I Know This Is Gonna Sound CRAZY, But.. I Kept Thinking .....Maybe If I'd Been There,...I Could've Helped.'"

She received heavy backlash for the sentiment, and many social media users accused her of having a "white savior complex."

One user wrote, "@cher I say this with respect: White savior complex. Stop."

@cher I say this with respect:White savior complex. Stop.
— Goth Frida Kahlo (@Goth Frida Kahlo)1617442616.0

Another added, "You've done a lot of good in this world. We as white women just need to be careful that we don't make ourselves the star of the story. I'm sure you didn't intend that, but it can come across that way. Who knows? Maybe w/the proper power of celebrity, he would've taken his knee off."

@cher You’ve done a lot of good in this world. We as white women just need to be careful that we don’t make ourselv… https://t.co/hPL4cEK6Wg
— Cathy Coleman (@Cathy Coleman)1617476650.0

In a since-deleted tweet, another user wrote, "Um....Cher, I think you're great and all, but this ain't it. George Floyd's murder isn't about you. Don't make it about you. And don't inadvertently insult the traumatized witnesses who WERE there and did their damndest to save his life."

Following the criticism, she doubled down on her initial remarks and said, "Wrestled With This Twt, Because I Thought some ppl wouldn't understand, Or Believe an Entertainer Could have Honest emotions about a human Being,suffering & Dying,even if It's Only Shown On tv. You Don't Know What I've Done,Who I Am,Or What I Believe.I CAN,I HAVE,& I WILL..HELP"

Wrestled With This Twt, Because I Thought some ppl wouldn’t understand, Or Believe an Entertainer Could have Hones… https://t.co/y5qyMFGk3a
— Cher (@Cher)1617475248.0

What are the details?

Later on Saturday, Cher told her followers that she was sorry for the tweet and the hurt that it caused for some people.

"I Just got off phone With Friend Karen," she wrote. "Told her what Happened,& Realized,You Can Piss Ppl Off,& Hurt Them By Not Knowing Everything That's 'NOT Appropriate' To Say.I know Ppl Apologize When They're In a Jam,BUT [hand] TO GOD ,IM TRULY SORRY If I Upset AnyOne In Blk Community.I Know My [heart]."

I Just got off phone With Friend Karen.Told her what Happened,& Realized,You Can Piss Ppl Off,& Hurt Them By Not Kn… https://t.co/5RUuc5oAAN
— Cher (@Cher)1617481526.0

Cher slammed over George Floyd tweet: 'Maybe if I'd been there...I could've helped'



Cher drew criticism and mockery online Friday evening over a tweet where she suggested that "maybe" if she had been present during the arrest of George Floyd the day he died that she "could've helped."

What are the details?

"Was talking With Mom & She Said 'I Watched Trial Of Policeman Who Killed George Floyd,& Cried,'" the legendary singer wrote. "I Said 'Mom,I Know This Is Gonna Sound CRAZY,But.. I Kept Thinking .....Maybe If I'd Been There,...I Could've Helped.'"

The comment was met with backlash from followers, with one person accusing Cher of having a "white savior complex" while drawing comparisons to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), and urging the singer to delete the post.

@cher it’s the yt saviour complex for me there’s still time to delete this... https://t.co/cesoL5Ylk5
— airbender supremacy🍄 (@airbender supremacy🍄)1617416943.0

Another person reacted, "Um....Cher, I think you're great and all, but this ain't it. George Floyd's murder isn't about you. Don't make it about you. And don't inadvertently insult the traumatized witnesses who WERE there and did their damndest to save his life."

"Oh yay another White person centering themselves around blk ppls pain," someone else wrote, telling the singer, "I wish I was there to stop you from tweeting this."

Someone else told Cher, "This might not be your intent, but you basically just called every bystander a coward in positioning yourself as the superhero who could have prevented this tragedy."

But others came to Cher's defense, with one fan replying, "Why is anyone mad at Cher? Most ppl who saw it thinks or hopes they could've helped. That's why so many of the witnesses cry on the stand. If Cher uses her celebrity to help thanks." Some folks said they had they had the same thought Cher did.

Witnesses testified this week during the trial of former Milwaukee Police Officer Derek Chauvin, with some expressing their regrets for not doing more as the officer knelt on Floyd's neck for several minutes during detainment. Bystanders pleaded for Chauvin to step off the handcuffed Floyd who was later pronounced dead.

Fox News noted that earlier this week, Cher had praised the witnesses who recorded and protested Floyd's treatment during his arrest.

"Feel So Unbelievably Sad For The Brave Ppl Who Stood Their Ground To Bear Witness,& Chronicle The Murder Of George Floyd For All The World To See," Cher wrote. "These Were Americans Who Didn't/Couldn't Walk Away From a Fellow Human Being Having His Last Breath...Crushed Out Of His Body."

Feel So Unbelievably Sad For The Brave Ppl Who Stood Their Ground To Bear Witness,& Chronicle The Murder Of George… https://t.co/JgIzwFtzZ8
— Cher (@Cher)1617233087.0

Leftist celebrities foam at the mouth on social media following Amy Coney Barrett confirmation — and one even apologizes to Hillary Clinton



Leftist celebrities took to Twitter in rage on Monday night after the U.S. Senate voted 52-48 to confirm Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett.

What's a brief history here?

Barrett, 48, was sworn in during a ceremony presided over by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

Ahead of the vote, Sen. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), said that "today ... will go down as one of the darkest days in the 231-year history of the United States Senate."

He added, "You may win this vote ... but you will never, ever get your credibility back. And the next time the American people give Democrats a majority in this chamber, you will have forfeited your right to tell us how to run that majority."

What are the details?

Entertainers and celebrity activists alike banded together on Twitter to spew their outrage over Barrett's confirmation on Monday night.

Leading the outrage pack was actress Debra Messing, who apologized to failed presidential candidate and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for the confirmation.

Earlier in the evening, Clinton herself issued regrets over Barrett's confirmation, writing, "Senate Republicans just pushed through a Supreme Court justice who will help them take away Americans' health care in the middle of a pandemic. For them, this is victory. Vote them out."

An emotional-sounding Messing responded, "Im [sic] sorry that this tragic day in American history has landed on your birthday. I, for one, am grateful for you, and all that you have given our country. Happy birthday. May this next year be one of enlightenment and healing."

Im sorry that this tragic day in American history has landed on your birthday. I, for one, am grateful for you, a… https://t.co/b6fD8MclJ9
— Debra Messing✍🏻 (@Debra Messing✍🏻)1603758269.0

Leftist filmmaker Michael Moore also shared a disturbing poem. It is unclear whether he is the author of the odd, Dr. Seuss-like missive.

It reads, "Whack the Court. Pack it Stack it Frack it Smack it. Shellack it Clack it Knick-knack & Paddy-whack it Crack it Open Shack it Up Rack it! Yes, it's a RACKET. Black it Brown it Green it Blue it Expand it! Term limit it! Fix it! Now."

Whack the Court. Pack itStack itFrack itSmack it. Shellack itClack itKnick-knack &Paddy-whack itCrack it… https://t.co/HENAljseEs
— Michael Moore (@Michael Moore)1603761532.0

Earlier, he wrote, "Revolting. Disgraceful. Unconscionable. GOP R.I.P."

Revolting. Disgraceful. Unconscionable. GOP R.I.P.
— Michael Moore (@Michael Moore)1603757205.0

Actor Jon Cryer complained, "Truly a shameful day for every Republican Senator and anyone who has ever voted for them."

Actress and comedian Sandra Bernhard added, "[N]ot [sic] shred of doubt that this woman has total contempt of other women who demand #reproductivejustice she will do anything to destroy #LGBTQ marriage & protection, she is controlled by her religious dogma & has relented all sense of intellectual acuity we need to brace ourselves."

Entertainer Cher wailed, "New Supreme Court Crazy's 1st Case,May Decide Presidency. One Week After Election She'll Vote Down Affordable Care Act,No Preexisting Condts.She'll Keep Trump's Taxes Hidden, Bring Up ROE V.WADE. Undo & Vote Against LGBTQ Rights,& ON& ON. VOTE NOW,OUR LIVES DEPEND ON YOUR VOTE[.]"

New Supreme Court Crazy’s 1st Case,May Decide Presidency. One Week After Election She’ll Vote Down Affordable Care… https://t.co/L8Po8tzm4t
— Cher (@Cher)1603763806.0

Actor and animator Seth MacFarlane chimed in, "The cemented conservative majority on the Supreme Court will be a hard lesson for many people on the importance of voting — a lesson that will last decades. Unfortunately, all the marches and protests in the world can't reverse voter apathy in 2016. This time around, vote."

Many other celebrities such as actor Patton Oswalt and actress and former TV host Rosie O'Donnell — both of whom have been wildly outspoken against Trump during his first administration — called for Democrats to pack the court if former vice president and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden wins the 2020 presidential election.

Oswalt simply wrote, "Expand the court."

Expand the court. https://t.co/9I8UkPe3sa
— Patton Oswalt (@Patton Oswalt)1603758781.0

O'Donnell added, "[B]iden blue landslide — #EXPANDTHECOURTS."

biden blue landslide - #EXPANDTHECOURTS
— ROSIE (@ROSIE)1603766584.0

A bevy of other celebrities — including "Seinfeld" actors Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Jason Alexander — shared the same message, which read, "6-3 doesn't represent me. Flip states blue, stop the GOP. Donate: http://FlipTheStates.com/Donate Volunteer: http://FlipTheStates.com/Volunteer."

Actress and activist Alyssa Milano added, "Now more than ever: women's rights are on the ballot. That's why I'm voting for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. If you haven't voted yet, make your plan to vote today: makeaplan.com[.]"

Now more than ever: women’s rights are on the ballot. That’s why I’m voting for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. If you… https://t.co/EqLNycAZHw
— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa Milano)1603768729.0

Cher: 'Trump Is a Mass Murderer' ... 'The Punishment Is Death'

Left-wing pop star and actress Cher declared President Donald Trump a "mass murderer" and floated death as a punishment in a now-deleted tweet.