Joe Biden is now POTUS
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I'm not fucking with her so she's already blackballed in my future endeavors in Hollywood already. And trust me I'm involved in 3 major upcoming films starting next year for my platform.
Their new weapon is this so call sting operation called "qfs blockchain encryption code" that Trump made ahead of time to prove the Dems stole the elections and he's about to drop the hammer soon. They are literally saying this is their final blow to prove Drump won
The dude that doesn't even like to read creating a blockchain protocol just before the election? lmbaooo..... man... Trump will never be broke. He'll always be able to email these idiots to get money out of them. "QFS blockchain almost ready to go live to prove the election was stolen. I just need 10,000 Bitcoins to get it running people!"
That crazy thing is that a good % of the cacs on RedState are white collar. A lot of them wanted Obama to win because they thought he would fail and they could finally "move on" from race. Since that didn't happen, they have joined the unwashed masses that they used to mock. Obama broke these cacs man and there isn't any hope for them coming back.
Man... we're still in the celebratory phase right now.... but wait until after they're feeling extra saucy when they get to the anger phase of their grief and Obama hits them with the "I don't talk about impeached + one term presidents"... they're gonna be in denial phase for a while... so nothing is really hitting them yet... but when it really comes clear this shit is over...every little thing Obama does is going to annoy them more than what it already did because now their savior really looks like ass compared to him.
I was reading up on the rise of nazi Germany last week. When you have an increase of unemployed disenfranchised and privileged people you run the risk of greater civil unrest.
Thats cool and all when they focus on fighting the government, I don't feel like having to kill any of them who forget this aint 1865.
Rebuild the economies and put in place
permanent federal Democratic Convention outreach offices in Philly, Atlanta, Chicago and Detroit.
Do the same in those rural areas, but if it doesn't result votes, pull out.
Eva Longoria apologises after saying Latinas are the ‘real heroines’ of the election
Desperate Housewives actor said she did not mean to undermine the role of Black women in the Democrats’ triumph
www.independent.co.uk
Eva Longoria apologises after claiming Latinas are the ‘real heroines’ of Biden election win
Desperate Housewives actor said she did not mean to undermine the role of Black women in the Democrats’ triumph
Ellie Harrison
2 hours ago
Eva Longoria has apologised for saying that Latinas are the “real heroines” of Joe Biden’s US election win, explaining that she misspoke.
In a recent interview on MSNBC, the Desperate Housewives star said: “The women of colour showed up in a big way. Of course, you saw in Georgia what Black women have done, but Latina women were the real heroines here. Beating men in turnout in every state and voting for Biden/Harris at an average rate close to three to one.”
After an online backlash, in which the actor was accused of “anti-Blackness” and “the erasure of Black Latinx women”, Longoria said sorry and clarified her comments.
“I’m so sorry and sad to hear that my comments on MSNBC could be perceived as taking credit from Black women,” she tweeted. “When I said that Latinas were heroines in this election, I simply meant that they turned out in greater numbers and voted more progressively than LATINO MEN.”
She added: “My wording was not clear and I deeply regret that, there is such a history in our community of anti-Blackness and I would never want to contribute to that.”
Longoria then went on to celebrate the actions of Black women, saying they are the “backbone of the Democratic Party” and saying she has “nothing but love and support for black women everywhere”.
She concluded: “You deserve a standing ovation!!!!”
Biden was declared the winner of the US presidential election on Saturday (7 November) after he won Pennsylvania and surpassed the required 270 electoral college votes.
Donald Trump has since issued a statement refusing to accept the results of the election.
Eva Longoria apologizes for post-election commentary; Dwayne Johnson explains his tears
Sara M Moniuszko
USA TODAY
Celebrities are still talking about the election following a weekend that saw Joe Biden win the 2020 presidential race.
In a post to Instagram, Dwayne Johnson explained "got a little emotional" after hearing the results Saturday.
"Manly tears, of course. I may have cried a tear or two or 10,” he said, explaining he cried because of what he felt his vote represented. "My vote represented my little daughters. My vote represented humanity. My vote represented decency... And my vote for me also represented the importance of just being a decent human being."
In an interview on MSNBC Sunday, Eva Longoria said, “The women of color showed up in a big way. Of course, you saw in Georgia what Black women have done, but Latina women were the real heroines here. Beating men in turnout in every state and voting for Biden/Harris at an average rate close to three to one.”
After being criticized for her comments, the actress, 45, apologized.
“I’m so sorry and sad to hear that my comments on MSNBC could be perceived as taking credit from Black women,” she tweeted. “When I said that Latinas were heroines in this election, I simply meant that they turned out in greater numbers and voted more progressively than LATINO MEN.”
She continued, "My wording was not clear and I deeply regret that, there is such a history in our community of anti-Blackness and I would never want to contribute to that.”
Alyssa Milano shared multiple tweets about the election Sunday, including backing the voting process and outcome.
"Any politician can say whatever they want, but the voters have spoken and given us a new president. Now, official processes will proceed as mandated by law, as states continue to count their votes, verify their election results, and send electors to DC in Dec," she wrote with the hashtag #VotersDecided.
She also discussed her reaction to Vice President-elect Kamala Harris' speech on Saturday night.
"I’ve been having a hard time trying to articulate how I felt seeing @KamalaHarris walk out on that stage last night in her suffragette white power suit. She took my breath away," Milano wrote. "I cried. They weren’t tears of heartache or fear. They were tears of hope for the future."
She continued, "They were tears of what my daughter could strive to be if she wanted to choose that path. That trail of possibility will be blazed by an extraordinary woman. Tears of love, hope and strength."
Mark Ruffalo also commented on claims of voting system "glitches."
"It’s all a sham. The whole Republican game is a sham. Say the well is poison, then poison the well," he tweeted.
Mariah Carey shared a video of people celebrating the Biden win to her song "All I Want for Christmas Is You."
"Saw this last night during our own celebratory moments! Watching this and sharing the feelings of joy and happiness with you all!! Let's remember to stay safe so we can really have the most FESTIVE Christmas yet," she wrote.
Trey Songz tweeted a praying hands emoji while sharing a post about Trump's United States Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.
"This is a victory for the children. This one, right here," user @eXplicito63 shared, which Songz replied to. "This lady was doing everything in her power to destroy public education"
Sara M Moniuszko
USA TODAY
Celebrities are still talking about the election following a weekend that saw Joe Biden win the 2020 presidential race.
In a post to Instagram, Dwayne Johnson explained "got a little emotional" after hearing the results Saturday.
"Manly tears, of course. I may have cried a tear or two or 10,” he said, explaining he cried because of what he felt his vote represented. "My vote represented my little daughters. My vote represented humanity. My vote represented decency... And my vote for me also represented the importance of just being a decent human being."
In an interview on MSNBC Sunday, Eva Longoria said, “The women of color showed up in a big way. Of course, you saw in Georgia what Black women have done, but Latina women were the real heroines here. Beating men in turnout in every state and voting for Biden/Harris at an average rate close to three to one.”
After being criticized for her comments, the actress, 45, apologized.
“I’m so sorry and sad to hear that my comments on MSNBC could be perceived as taking credit from Black women,” she tweeted. “When I said that Latinas were heroines in this election, I simply meant that they turned out in greater numbers and voted more progressively than LATINO MEN.”
She continued, "My wording was not clear and I deeply regret that, there is such a history in our community of anti-Blackness and I would never want to contribute to that.”
Alyssa Milano shared multiple tweets about the election Sunday, including backing the voting process and outcome.
"Any politician can say whatever they want, but the voters have spoken and given us a new president. Now, official processes will proceed as mandated by law, as states continue to count their votes, verify their election results, and send electors to DC in Dec," she wrote with the hashtag #VotersDecided.
She also discussed her reaction to Vice President-elect Kamala Harris' speech on Saturday night.
"I’ve been having a hard time trying to articulate how I felt seeing @KamalaHarris walk out on that stage last night in her suffragette white power suit. She took my breath away," Milano wrote. "I cried. They weren’t tears of heartache or fear. They were tears of hope for the future."
She continued, "They were tears of what my daughter could strive to be if she wanted to choose that path. That trail of possibility will be blazed by an extraordinary woman. Tears of love, hope and strength."
Mark Ruffalo also commented on claims of voting system "glitches."
"It’s all a sham. The whole Republican game is a sham. Say the well is poison, then poison the well," he tweeted.
Mariah Carey shared a video of people celebrating the Biden win to her song "All I Want for Christmas Is You."
"Saw this last night during our own celebratory moments! Watching this and sharing the feelings of joy and happiness with you all!! Let's remember to stay safe so we can really have the most FESTIVE Christmas yet," she wrote.
Trey Songz tweeted a praying hands emoji while sharing a post about Trump's United States Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.
"This is a victory for the children. This one, right here," user @eXplicito63 shared, which Songz replied to. "This lady was doing everything in her power to destroy public education"
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Eva Longoria Clarifies and Apologizes for Remarks About Black Women Voters
1:24 AM PST 11/9/2020 by Abid Rahman
Jack Guy
The actress-activist said sorry for using unclear wording in an MSNBC interview in which she discussed the voting patterns of Latin men and women during the presidential election.
Eva Longoria took to social media late on Sunday to clarify comments she had made in an interview on MSNBC that were construed as downplaying the role of Black women in helping Joe Biden win the presidential election.
In an appearance on MSNBC, Longoria was asked by host Ari Melber about the impact Latina women had on the presidential race, the actress and activist replied that "women of color showed up in big ways. Of course, you saw in Georgia what Black women have done but Latina women were the real heroines here, beating men in turnout in every state and voting for Biden-Harris at an average rate of 3:1."
Some users on Twitter took issue with Longoria's "real heroines" comments construing them as downplaying the widely reported impact of Black women nationally in the election. She was also accused of erasing the importance of Afro-Latinas.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/n...rojected-joe-biden-victory-its-a-moment-folks
On Sunday evening, Longoria clarified her remarks and apologized for any misunderstanding, tweeting, "I'm so sorry and sad to hear that my comments on MSNBC could be perceived as taking credit from Black women. When I said that Latinas were heroines in this election, I simply meant that they turned out in greater numbers and voted more progressively than LATINO MEN."
She added, "My wording was not clear and I deeply regret that. There is such a history in our community of anti-Blackness in our community and I would never want to contribute to that, so let me be very clear: Black women have long been the backbone of the Democratic Party, something we have seen played out in this election as well as previous ones. Finally, Black women don't have to do it alone any longer. Latinas (many who identify as Afro-Latina), indigenous women, AAPI women and other women of color are standing with them so we can grow our collective voice and power. Together, we are unstoppable! Nothing but love and support for Black women everywhere! You deserve a standing ovation!!!!"
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/eva-longoria-joins-matt-walsh-for-unplugging-comedy
Actress Kerry Washington, who has worked closely with Longoria on a number of events and fundraisers for the Democrats, tweeted her support for her friend, writing, "I know Eva like a sister. We have been in many trenches together. She is a fighter for all women. Read below. This is what she meant. This is how she truly feels."
1:24 AM PST 11/9/2020 by Abid Rahman
Jack Guy
The actress-activist said sorry for using unclear wording in an MSNBC interview in which she discussed the voting patterns of Latin men and women during the presidential election.
Eva Longoria took to social media late on Sunday to clarify comments she had made in an interview on MSNBC that were construed as downplaying the role of Black women in helping Joe Biden win the presidential election.
In an appearance on MSNBC, Longoria was asked by host Ari Melber about the impact Latina women had on the presidential race, the actress and activist replied that "women of color showed up in big ways. Of course, you saw in Georgia what Black women have done but Latina women were the real heroines here, beating men in turnout in every state and voting for Biden-Harris at an average rate of 3:1."
Some users on Twitter took issue with Longoria's "real heroines" comments construing them as downplaying the widely reported impact of Black women nationally in the election. She was also accused of erasing the importance of Afro-Latinas.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/n...rojected-joe-biden-victory-its-a-moment-folks
On Sunday evening, Longoria clarified her remarks and apologized for any misunderstanding, tweeting, "I'm so sorry and sad to hear that my comments on MSNBC could be perceived as taking credit from Black women. When I said that Latinas were heroines in this election, I simply meant that they turned out in greater numbers and voted more progressively than LATINO MEN."
She added, "My wording was not clear and I deeply regret that. There is such a history in our community of anti-Blackness in our community and I would never want to contribute to that, so let me be very clear: Black women have long been the backbone of the Democratic Party, something we have seen played out in this election as well as previous ones. Finally, Black women don't have to do it alone any longer. Latinas (many who identify as Afro-Latina), indigenous women, AAPI women and other women of color are standing with them so we can grow our collective voice and power. Together, we are unstoppable! Nothing but love and support for Black women everywhere! You deserve a standing ovation!!!!"
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/eva-longoria-joins-matt-walsh-for-unplugging-comedy
Actress Kerry Washington, who has worked closely with Longoria on a number of events and fundraisers for the Democrats, tweeted her support for her friend, writing, "I know Eva like a sister. We have been in many trenches together. She is a fighter for all women. Read below. This is what she meant. This is how she truly feels."
"Black women don't have to do it alone..."
When you look at the numbers, they didn't; Black men were there with them.
12% of Black people voted for trump while 32% of Latinos voted for him
91% of Black women voted for Biden
80% of Black men voted for Biden
Only 70% of Latinas voted for Biden but they are leading the way along with Black women
She said what she said and meant it. Some Latino’s are with us and many aren’t, we have to act accordingly.
Not to get off track and back to Eva, it’s
This isn't accurate.
Biden Details Proposal To Advance Racial Equity In America
The Democrat's proposal seeks to address the country's racial wealth, opportunity and jobs gaps.
www.npr.org
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This is yet another reason why cultural recognition is important.
Black and brown coalition tho.
Cant see shit.
We dont negotiate with terrorists.
Somebody add GAMBINO to that shirt Mario Van Peebles was wearing.....
This is what I'm talking bout. A little side-eye, and she jumped back in line. Our queens didn't have to come for her, just a few soldiers. Hopefully, now we can avoid further breakdown in the coalition.
'There's no such thing as the Latino vote.' 2020 results reveal a complex electorate
Both President Donald Trump and President-elect Joe Biden benefited from the high turnout of Latino voters. But prominent political advocacy groups said the election's results should send a resounding signal that Latinos can't be seen as a monolith.
www.cnn.com
CNN kind of echoing my post, talking the difference between Cubans and Mexican-Americans in Arizona. What I don't understand is why Cubans think the worst case scenario Cuba when they hear socialism. Cuba was communist not socialist. Why not think of Canada or any of the rich nations in Europe. It seems willfully ignorant to me. I haven't talked to many Cubans but I'm thinking it's a front for racism.
She said what she said and meant it. Some Latino’s are with us and many aren’t, we have to act accordingly.
Not to get off track and back to Eva, it’s
Latino gets hit by a pitch and get on base. Next two black batters load the bases. Black batter hits a grand slam and drives everyone home. Eva... what about the REAL hero that get by the fucking pitch?!
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Good. Even more can get the "We told you so" hands.
Black men, the next few years will our chance to take pettiness to EPIC levels. Looking forward to it
'There's no such thing as the Latino vote.' 2020 results reveal a complex electorate
Both President Donald Trump and President-elect Joe Biden benefited from the high turnout of Latino voters. But prominent political advocacy groups said the election's results should send a resounding signal that Latinos can't be seen as a monolith.
CNN kind of echoing my post, talking the difference between Cubans and Mexican-Americans in Arizona. What I don't understand is why Cubans think the worst case scenario Cuba when they hear socialism. Cuba was communist not socialist. Why not think of Canada or any of the rich nations in Europe. It seems willfully ignorant to me. I haven't talked to many Cubans but I'm thinking it's a front for racism.
Those Cubans are WHITE. They were classified as white in Cuba. I've lived all over Latam. Shit, I'm in LATAM right now. Most Latin Americans that get to the U.S. (if you exclude Mexico) are WHITE. They're classified as WHITE in their native countries and they often vote accordingly when they get to the U.S. WHITE AMERICANS know they're "different" but the whites from Latam are trying to ASSIMILATE.
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And keep other names out of mouths
She hit the nail on the head.
Seriously!
The shit’s ridiculous and indefensible and Kerry’s in the wrong. If someone says they’re the “Real Backbone” of a show that Eva’s in, there’s no explanation needed on that statement.
We know what that means! I’m not upset, just own up to what you said and what you meant.
what REALLY pissed me off about Eva little speech there?
besides the obvious?
Is that she said this AFTER HEARING Kamala speech
so this aint no misspoke clarification thing
you HEARD that women BREAKDOWN THE ENTIRE THING
but STILL felt COMPELLED to drop that bullsh*t on national TV?