Susan Sarandon must be thrilled...

[Aristus]

Thanks, Suze...

[sunonmars]

1. I hope that witch is happy now for what she did

[idcdu]

2. Well, how is this Sarandon's fault this time?

Right-wing Manchin is voting incorrectly. Right wing elements needs to be removed from the Democratic Party.

[Aristus]

6. Campaigning against Hillary Clinton depressed turnout. In general, and for Hillary specifically.

I believe that with all my heart.

Advertising works. It wouldn't be a billion-dollar industry if it didn't.

The next SCOTUS justice should have been Hillary's call.

[liberalnarb]

16. I think our rage should be aimed at another individual named Susan.

[Aristus]

18. Rage outside of Maine is useless.

Mainers need to get rid of her.

I heard she's going to be stepping down at the next election, though. Perfect. Burn down the house, then skip town...

[Cha]

65. We Can Multi-task.. we have plenty of "rage" for both fucking Susans..

Link to tweet

Susan Sarandon: Clinton ‘more dangerous’ than Trump

snip//

Actress Susan Sarandon says Hillary Clinton's
foreign policy makes her a greater national security risk than Donald Trump, adding that it's "inevitable" the White House hopeful will be indicted.

https://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/282143-susan-sarandon-clinton-more-dangerous-than-trump

[Gothmog]

69. Yes we can multitask

[Cha]

72. Mahalo nui loa for the

SS tweet, Goth

Multi-tasking here

[JI7]

7. susan sarandon said trump is better than Clinton so she is a right wing element

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

27. Maybe, but, one thing's for sure, Vice President Bemie Sanders would have been available

to cast the tie-breaking vote if needed to confirm a pro-choice Justice in the mold of RBG. That one decision would've changed history... sigh.

[Blue_true]

30. Hindsight is always 20/20. But you have to wonder what today would be like had Liz or Bernie been

chosen as #2.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

31. Yes, Liz too, but, wouldn't call that hindsight... simply put, it would've been smart.

[George II]

56. With either, you would have had issues that have been addressed many times in the past...

...that many Americans wouldn't have been able to reconcile:

1. Two candidates from the Northeast
2. Two candidates from the Northeast
3. Two candidates who were women
4. Only one Democrat on the ticket

[Orsino]

37. Sarandon led voters away from Clinton, and toward Putin.

She gets some blame.

[dem4decades]

53. She's an asshole and assholes were responsible.

[disillusioned73]

3. Thanx Manch..

[samplegirl]

8. This picture

says it all!

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

28. Seriously!! WTF?!?!

[Autumn]

4. Yeah her voting for Kavanah to be on the SC sucks.

Oh wait. Wrong Susan. Fuck Susan Collins.

[scheming daemons]

11. There wouldn't have been a Kavanaugh nomination to vote on without Sarandon

...and her harming Clinton's campaign.

[Autumn]

14. Hillary won. By over 3 million votes.

[scheming daemons]

15. Jill Stein's vote count was enough to cost Clinton Wisconsin and Michigan

And that was due to Sarandon.

[Autumn]

19. We should campaign to outlaw any party other than Democrats and Republicans,

It's not like 2016 was the first time there were third party's on the presidential ballot.

[Blue_true]

32. You just don't get it.

3 million more vote coming mostly from California, Oregon and Washington state is fundamentally meaningless when the Electoral College decide who won, even if a state is won with only 1 vote.

[Autumn]

35. Yeah I do fucking get it. We should have done something about that EC the first time it

installed the cheating loser. Instead? We fucking moved on.

[Gothmog]

71. Trump won the electoral college by 78000 votes

Stein and Sarandon are why Roe will be overturned.

[Bfd]

24. Nor a Gorsuch SC. Nor 1200 orphaned kids in lockup on the southern border

[Gothmog]

5. Sarandon is responsible for the loss of Roe

[Bfd]

10. Thank You

Yes, She played a role in the loss of our Nation.

It's clear now, what revolution she was really all excited about.

And the true damage to our nation hasn't even began.

Thank goodness multi millionaire Susan can comfortably fly out of the US to one of her safe-homes abroad.

She can watch America devolve from afar.

[Gothmog]

13. From my Twitter feed

Link to tweet

[Bfd]

25. Truth.

[Tarheel_Dem]

38. This!

[Bfd]

9. Positively Giddy! "Trump will bring about the revolution immediately!"

Not sure exactly what revolution she was stumping for.
It sure wasn't women, children, American workers, taxpayers or consumers.
It sure wasn't for human rights, our environment, Constitution, rule of law or our global allies.

Just who exactly was Sarandon so giddy over?
Guess we're finding out !

[anarch]

54. I think she meant, you know, "The Revolution"

The working class rising up to seize the means of production, and creating a Marxist paradise and so on.

As someone who's basically on the kooky far left myself, I think I get where she was coming from...sort of. But unless you're like, ten years old or something, there's no excuse for this kind of simplistic thinking, and it was irresponsible for someone with any kind of influence to say something like this, particularly in the context of the 2016 election cycle.

Unless it was "some people feel Anus-face will bring the Revolution immediately, but that's stupid; everybody needs to focus on where we actually are, not some teenage riot fantasy bullshit, and by the way it really wouldn't be that great for rich Hollywood-type people if there's a violent upheaval that overthrows the plutocracy and seeks to redistribute wealth. So go vote a straight Democratic ticket from now until there are no more Republicans in any elected office anywhere, right on down to dogcatcher!"

[BigDemVoter]

12. EXACTLY

The Sarandon Idiot wouldn't shut the FUCK up that HRC and Trump were the "same." FUCK HER.

[Devil Child]

17. Thank Manchin

He gave the yes vote not Susan Sarandon.

[Aristus]

20. If it were not for Susan Sarandon, there might never have been a vote on Kavanaugh.

Or even a nomination.

Sarandon was pivotal in depressing Democratic turnout, and spurring left-leaning independents to stay home or cast a protest vote for Bernie.

[Devil Child]

22. I see in your world Susan Sarandon has near mythical powers in US politics

Anyone captivated by Sarandon's message was never going to vote for a Democratic candidate. To suggest she was able to sway voters with her 600k twitter followers to Clinton's 23million is absurd in my opinion.

[Aristus]

23. That's fine.

I was a huge fan of Bernie Sanders. But when I realized he had no chance at the nomination, I switched my loyalties to Hillary Clinton without a single qualm.

Not everyone was so pragmatic. I haven't forgotten the searing bitterness among die-hard Bernie supporters, and their vicious snarking against Hillary Clinton.

A highly-visible soap-box can be very effective for swaying voters. That's why the people who possess those soap-boxes use them so enthusiastically. SS knew what she was doing.

[Bfd]

26. Thank you for your honest post.

"A highly-visible soap-box can be very effective for swaying voters. That's why the people who possess those soap-boxes use them so enthusiastically.
SS knew what she was doing."

[Blue_true]

33. So you never heard of television. Sarandon bashing our candidate on the national news fucking

matters.

Forget how people voted today, had Hillary won the EC (all that matters), there would be no Gorsuch or Kavanaugh to vote for or against.

[Devil Child]

36. Matters? Possibly, but not to the degree asserted here that Sarandon single-handedly swung the vote

Frankly, all that matters is tomorrows vote and last I checked we have a Democrat voting for a rapist. Blame Sarandon if you want for Manchin's vote but that just absolves him of his direct role in placing Kavanaugh in the Supreme Court for a lifetime appointment. Not Sarandon. Manchin.

[OilemFirchen]

39. If 13% of her Twitter followers are from Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin...

and they all opted out of voting for Clinton thanks to Sarandon's false-equivalence, then yes, she cost Clinton the election.

It's unlikely, of course, but, combined with all of the other nefarious and idiotic influences on the easily duped, she was at least a factor. She certainly didn't help.

[Devil Child]

41. "She certainly didn't help"

On this we agree. Sarandon did no favors to the progressive movement during the 2016 election and with her continued actions. Just don't agree with placing this all on her feet. I understand the anger though.

[LanternWaste]

47. Seems irrational to pretend that blaming one person is a defacto denial of blame for any other.

In fact, doing so is a logical fallacy. Given that, I don't see anyone placing all blame at her feet.

If you allow your sampling to broaden beyond one post, you'll see plenty other posts blaming many single and collective people and organizations; and these as well are not assigning blame en toto.

[George II]

59. She only needed to sway about 77,000 voters to get those two Supreme Court nominations of....

....Gorsuch and Kavanaugh.

Do you really think Hillary Clinton would have nominated either of them or someone as conservative as them?

[Cha]

67. NO, Sarandon has a BIG LYING MOUTH.. & she sucked in too many gullibles..

Link to tweet

Susan Sarandon: Clinton ‘more dangerous’ than Trump

snip//

Actress Susan Sarandon says Hillary Clinton's
foreign policy makes her a greater national security risk than Donald Trump, adding that it's "inevitable" the White House hopeful will be indicted.

https://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/282143-susan-sarandon-clinton-more-dangerous-than-trump

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

29. Nor would there have been a vote on gang-rapist KKKavanaugh if we had put VP Sanders

on the ticket... would have won in a landslide!

[TexasTowelie]

48. Do you believe that Sanders would have accepted the VP nomination if it was offered to him?

Bernie's immediate plans after the convention were to write a book instead of being on the campaign trail.

Having Sanders on the Democratic ticket would have been a bonus for the GOP as they would have replayed clips of Sanders criticizing Clinton. Clinton was wise to avoid that scenario.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

49. Yes, absolutely. Bernie showed himself to be a team player.

[TexasTowelie]

52. An amusing notion that I would debate in another forum.

However, since a discussion of that nature has the potential of drawing a hide I'll move along.

Would the affinity to Bernie have outweighed the bitterness to Hillary for the Bernie-or-bust followers? I don't have an account on JPR so I'll never get to ask the people who would have made that decision.

[George II]

61. Can you demonstrate how, please? Remember, the convention wrapped up on July 28....

...and he didn't hit the campaign trail until Labor Day weekend, five weeks later.

[George II]

60. "VP Sanders"? I thought he was a Senator.

BTW, based on his demeanor at the Convention, it's highly doubtful that he would have accepted anyway.

[oberliner]

21. Not to mention Jill Stein

Pretty much silent on twitter.

[Blue_true]

34. She is busy right now counting her rubles. nt

[still_one]

40. Each to our own, but my personal view of Sarandon, Stein, and those other so-called progressives who

refused to vote for the Democratic nominee in 2016, and encourage the naïve and others to follow suit is to not even acknowledge their f**king worthless existence.

By ignoring them it means their views, opinions, self-identified purpose is meaningless, and they will fade soon enough into the dustbin of their worthless lives where they will soon enough be forgotten

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

50. Yup, worthless to say the least.

[Gothmog]

42. I will never forgive Sarandon for helping to elect trump

Link to tweet

[djg21]

43. Bernie too.

[Gothmog]

44. I saw this cartoon on JPR

the posters on JPR hated it which makes me smile

[NurseJackie]

45. Someone at JPR is unhappy? Aw.

[Cha]

68. Odd place to find reality like that!!

[Gothmog]

70. The posters on JPR really hate this cartoon

[Cha]

73. I can imagine.. Reality staring them

in the face like that.

[joshcryer]

46. The revolution is coming sooner, dontchaknow.

[JHan]

55. Losing healthcare coverage is what revolutions are like apparently.

losing civil rights is when we know the revolution is really heating up. Paradise is coming any day now.

[joshcryer]

57. Classic historical materialism.

Has never once worked.

[Turin_C3PO]

51. She's an idiot.

I was a Bernie guy but went all in for Clinton when she clinched the nomination. Any Sanders supporter who didn’t vote for Hillary deserves whatever comes to them.

[CentralMass]

58. The typical voter or non voter has no clue what Sarandons politics are and

she had zero impact on who they did or did note vote for.

[Aristus]

62. Okay.

We'll call that the 'James Bond' Answer...

[Cha]

63. Susan Sarandon was a RF in the 2016 Rigged in "election"

and will continue to RF in 2020.. She and jill stein sucked in a lot of people with their LIES about Hillary.

Link to tweet

Susan Sarandon: Clinton ‘more dangerous’ than Trump

snip//

Actress Susan Sarandon says Hillary Clinton's
foreign policy makes her a greater national security risk than Donald Trump, adding that it's "inevitable" the White House hopeful will be indicted.

https://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/282143-susan-sarandon-clinton-more-dangerous-than-trump

[Gothmog]

64. Debra Messing Would Rather Be Stuck In An Elevator With Donald Trump Than Susan Sarandon

Link to tweet

[betsuni]

66. Lesser of two evils.