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Showing Original Post only (View all)How influential was Susan Sarandon in the 2016 election? [View all]
Do you think her badmouthing Hillary was negative? Would Hillary have had a better outcome if Susan kept her personal opinions to herself instead of using her celerity platform to promote her own issues?
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According to a 2017 article in The Guardian, I'd say Sarandon was pretty anti-Hillary.
George McGovern
Friday
#2
She helped, as did Nina Turner, David Sirota, Briana Joy Gray, Cornell West, etc
lostincalifornia
Friday
#3
What is your point? Famous people by definition have influence to some degree.....
ColoringFool
Friday
#15
"Always Bet on the Wrong Horse, My Life as an Activist Against Progress and Democracy," a memoir by Susan Sarandon.
betsuni
Friday
#20
People try to brush it off as just something a celebrity said once, but it's a movement against the Democratic Party.
betsuni
Yesterday
#30
That has happened every election in my life. Some celebrity says something about some candidate.
Autumn
Friday
#22
Sarandon and Tulsi Gabbard spread the attack-from-the-left that Democrats are dangerous warmongers.
betsuni
Yesterday
#25
She was an emblematic example of a problem we had, have and will continue to have on the fringes of the "tHe leFt".
FascismIsDeath
Yesterday
#26
I literally don't know one person who was even aware of anything she was saying, let alone influenced by it.
Mike Niendorff
Yesterday
#28