Celebrities sank to new depths in their attacks on Donald Trump and his supporters, as they blamed him for “tens of thousands of deaths,” called his voters “insane” and wished they would “drop dead.” Not even Trump’s children, including Barron, were spared from sickening insults.
The following are the most obnoxious attacks on Trump, his family and supporters from the last two weeks of the coronavirus crisis:
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12. Laughing At Those Dumb Yokels Who Just Want to Work Again
“People are getting restless. Especially the people who aren’t too bright….I’m starting to think that these characters who support Trump might be suicidal. They seem to fight hardest for the things that will kill them. They want freedom to gather in large groups during an epidemic. They want guns. They want pollution. I figured it out. They want to die and they’re taking us down with them. It’s like if the Titanic was headed towards the iceberg, and half of the passengers were like, ‘Can you please speed this thing up?’”
— Host Jimmy Kimmel on ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live, April 20.
11. Turn Off the Cameras
“There is no excuse — now that we know what they’re like — for just turning on the cameras. The reporters should be there, and then write their reports, or report it on the news at night, or whatever. But to just turn the cameras on Trump for an hour and a half — that’s not journalism. That’s technology. I blame the journalists for this now.”
— Former syndicated talk show host Jerry Springer on The Cincinnati Enquirer’s “That’s So Cincinnati” podcast, April 21.
10. Rosie Predicts “Good” People Will Throw Trump Out in “Landslide”
Host Marc Maron: “You know what we’re finding out in terms of this guy as president...is, I don’t know if I can believe if people are fundamentally good. Do you?”
Comedian/actress Rosie O’Donnell: “I do, I do believe that. I have to believe it. I think November we’re gonna be a landslide and take him out, that’s what I have to believe.”
— WTF with Marc Maron podcast, April 20.
9. Trump Supporters Should Be “Eternally Ashamed”
“President Dipshit is very busy addressing this crisis.”...
“Honestly, anyone who votes for this dude after seeing him in action should be eternally ashamed. Like, what is your justification? He’s ridiculously terrible at his job.”
— April 26 tweets by musician John Legend.
8. If You Still Support Trump, You Are Just As “Insane” As Him
“I’ve stopped worrying about the president’s sanity. He’s not sane. And the realization of his illness doesn’t fill me with anger, but with profound sadness. What I now worry about is the sanity of anyone who can still support this deeply troubled man to lead our country.”
— April 25 tweet by actor Bryan Cranston.
7. “We’re in Deep Sh*t” with Trump as President
“I am all in on Joe Biden. You see the wall that’s right next to you, I’ll vote for the wall over a guy [Donald Trump] who tells me that I should pour Clorox into my mouth. Listen, I think we are in deep shit. I think we could have been ahead of this curve.”
— Host Howard Stern on his SiriusXM radio show, April 27.
6. Briefings “Won’t Stop Tens of Thousands” “Dying” From Trump’s “Negligence”
“He [Donald Trump] can stage every bullshit presser. He can let OAN fly up his ass. It won’t stop tens of thousands of US citizens from dying due to his negligence.”
— April 12 tweet by film director Rob Reiner.
5. Remove “Most F***ed Up President Ever” Before He Endangers More Lives
“This is not ok. @realDonaldTrump, you are the most fucked up President ever. You incited this carelessness with your tweets and you should be removed from office for endangering lives. #RemoveTrumpNow”
— April 17 tweet by actress Alyssa Milano referring to lockdown protests.
4. Donald Trump Deadlier Than Vietnam War
“Trump is responsible for more deaths than Kennedy Johnson and Nixon. He will go down in history as the Stalin of incompetence and greed.”
— April 22 tweet by actress Ellen Barkin.
3. Just Like 1940s Germany
“How you act now is exactly how you would have acted in 1940’s Germany. If you’re not speaking out against this fucking lunatic, you wouldn’t have done shit back then.”
— April 27 tweet by The Ellen Show executive producer Andy Lassner.
2. Profanity Laced Tirade: Send “Little” Barron Trump Out to Test the Coronavirus Waters
“Fucking pig — the real people want to get back to work ASAP? You never worked a fucking day in your life. You’re worried about the next four years? You need to be worried about the next four days, motherfucker. You need to be worried about the next four weeks — the next four months, you motherfucker. You are the worst possible motherfucker we could have in power, making decisions right now. The real people want to get back to work? Why don’t you send your fucking son, dick stain Donald Trump Jr., big-toothed fucking Eric Trump, little fucking Barron, fucking Ivanka, junkyard Jared — let them go out there and test the fucking waters. Let them see if shit is sweet. Let them take the cars, the trains, the buses, the Amtraks, let them play in the park. And if everything’s good after five days of them playing out there in the streets, we’ll all go back to [work].”
— Actor Michael Rapaport in a video posted on his official Twitter account, March 25.
1. Trump and His Supporters Should All Drink Clorox and “Drop Dead”
Howard Stern: “I would love it if Donald would get on TV and take an injection of Clorox and let’s see if his theory works. Hold a big rally, say fuck this coronavirus, with all of his followers, and let them hug each other and kiss each other and have a big rally.”
Sidekick Robin Quivers: “A big cocktail of disinfectant.”
Stern: “Yeah, and all take disinfectant and all drop dead.”
— Howard Stern’s SiriusXM radio show, April 27.
BONUS QUOTES:
Pandemic Is Mother Nature’s Revenge for Climate Change Deniers
Film director Michael Moore: “This [pandemic] is like a coming attraction trailer given to us from Mother Nature. That if we were shocked by this….we don’t really know what nature is going to do to us….Nature has given us this warning....and we should be using this time to think about how, when we come out of this, how we’re going to treat this planet.”...
Host Stephen Colbert: “I see the parallels, actually, because denialism exists in both of them. The same people who deny that the coronavirus is actually a crisis for so long, leading up til the moment when it was undeniable are the same people who were denying that climate crisis exists.”
Moore: “This will look minor league compared to what the climate crisis and the other things are going to do us in the future….the near future.”
— CBS’s The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, April 21.
Handler Has the Hots for Andrew
“You know, competence has become such an aphrodisiac, you know? In the state of affairs that we’re in, you see somebody who can explain things with pie graphs and charts in a simple, like, you know, factual way and you’re just so — I mean, I’m so turned on by him [New York Governor Andrew Cuomo]. I’m so turned on by the leadership, you know I’m so turned on by somebody who’s confident and can just — shows you what’s happening without his personal opinion intersecting, you know, all of those thoughts.”
— Comedian and former Netflix talk show host Chelsea Handler on NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, April 16.
Bee Begs Warren to Get Back In
“I wanted desperately to vote for you, and you dropped out of the race, and it felt like the end of the world. And now it feels like the world is, like, actually ending….I know that you dropped out of the race, but is there a way that you could drop back in?”
— Host Samantha Bee to Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren on TBS’s Full Frontal, April 15.
For more attacks on Trump and conservatives during the coronavirus crisis, see these previous articles:
TOP 16: Journalists Coldly Claim Trump and GOP Want Thousands to Die
16 Terrible Takes On Trump’s Handling of Coronavirus Crisis
TOP 10: Celebrity Attacks on Trump’s Handling of the Pandemic
CORONA CRAZY: The 12 Most Insulting Attacks on Trump of the Week
