Justine Bateman: ‘The air kind of went out of the Woke Party balloon’

Just days after the election, Justine Bateman threw a tantrum on Twitter. The tantrum was about the “intolerable period” of President Biden’s woke-ass presidency, where woke cops would arrest non-woke citizens for having incorrect opinions about cultural issues. As you can imagine, Justine Bateman is a white woman looking to center herself in the oppression Olympics, even if that oppression is “hey, you should mask up during a global pandemic.” On the heels of her Twitter tantrum, Bateman spoke to USA Today and she’s just as asinine as you would expect.

Trump won because of Americans’ exhaustion over political correctness. “Trying to shut down everybody, even wanting to discuss things that are going on in our society, has had a bad result. And we saw in the election results that more people than not are done with it. That’s why I say it’s over.”

She’s super-excited about America’s Fascist Era: Now, she says, she feels like we’re “going through the doorway into a new era” and she’s “100% excited about it.” In her eyes, “everybody has the right to freely live their lives the way they want, so long as they don’t infringe upon somebody else’s ability to live their life as freely as they want. And if you just hold that, then you’ve got it.”

The pandemic was her Vietnam: Bateman referenced COVID as an era where if you had a “wrong” opinion of some kind, society ostracized you. “All of that was met with an intense amount of hostility, so intense that people were losing their jobs, their friends, their social status, their privacy. They were being doxxed. And I found that incredibly un-American.”

Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter was a turning point. “The air kind of went out of the Woke Party balloon and I was like, ‘OK, that’s a nice feeling.’ And then now with Trump winning, and this particular team that he’s got around him right now, I really felt the air go out.”

Did she vote for Trump? She won’t say. “I’m not going to play the game. I’m not going to talk about the way I voted in my life. It’s irrelevant. It’s absolutely irrelevant. To me, all I’m doing is expressing that I feel that spiritually, there has been a shift, and I’m very excited about what is coming forth. And frankly, reaffirming free speech is good for everybody.” She also hopes “that we can all feel like we’re Americans and not fans of rival football teams.” Some may feel that diminishes their concerns regarding reproductive rights, marriage equality, tariffs, what have you. But to Bateman, she’s just glad the era of “emotional terrorism” has ended.

[From USA Today]

If the air has truly gone out of the Woke Party Balloon, why not say that she voted for Donald Trump with her whole chest? Why not own that entirely? Free Speech! But this is telling: “I’m not going to talk about the way I voted in my life. It’s irrelevant. It’s absolutely irrelevant.” It’s not actually – if you’re going to cry about wokeism run amok and how Trump won as a backlash against woke culture, why not say “and that’s why I voted for Trump?” Anyway, ignorant and hateful white women are always going to be ignorant and hateful. But hey, the majority of the electorate is with her.

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  1. Brassy Rebel says:

    It’s not the majority of the electorate, however. Yesterday, Trump’s vote share fell below 50% and, as one post on Bluesky put it, “VP Harris is nipping at his bone spurs”. She won’t catch him in the popular vote, but with the uncounted vote heavily California and big cities, the margin will continue to shrink. This was no landslide and no mandate against “woke”. It’s one of the tightest presidential races in history. We have to push back against people like Bateman saying this is “The Wave of the Future”, which is the way some Americans talked back in 1940.

    • Micki says:

      I don’t think you understand the meaning of landslide

    • Mightymolly says:

      So tight in fact that it shouldn’t have been called in one night. States that called the presidential results in hours took another week to call congressional and state legislative offices. The friggin’ New Yorker sent out a cover with Lady Liberty walking a tight rope because they- who rarely get the cultural pulse wrong- assumed the election results would still be in the balance for that issue. I wasn’t necessarily shocked at the results. But I am still reeling at the swiftness of a non decisive razor thin victory.

      • Leesa says:

        The popular vote was incredibly close, but the electoral college was not. It was very clear even early-ish in the evening on Nov 5 that Trump was likely to win. Tons of excess blue votes in California don’t change that. I completely agree that this was not a landslide and that he doesn’t have the mandate he says he does, but the electoral college win was decisive.

      • Truthiness says:

        Yes, they’re still counting votes in cities especially. In the popular vote Trump is showing 49% and Harris 48%, his lead was 1.7% a couple days ago. It’s a slim margin but more people voted against him than for him.

        Justine sounds pretty intellect free here.

      • Mightymolly says:

        @Leesa – my point is not that his win wasn’t likely early on, but you don’t call states like PA and NC on likely, not when both states spent another week resolving the other elections on the ballot. Go back and review what it took to call those states along with GA in 2020 and compare. California is never a factor in the electoral college battle and is silly to even mention. Note also how the vote count played out in az and nv, slowly even though they had a “likely” outcome.

      • Brassy Rebel says:

        I saw something a few days ago that there were states where Kamala lost but got more votes than the Senate candidate who won. It seems there were millions of people all across the country who came out solely to vote for Trump and never touched the rest of the ballot. That’s just bonkers. Tell me you’re a cult without telling me you’re a cult.

    • Eurydice says:

      Let’s not pretend this wasn’t devastating. The landslide part comes from also losing the Senate and the House. Justine has reason to gloat for her 15 minutes, even if the reason isn’t what she thinks it is.

    • Fabiola says:

      She’s right. That’s why Trump won in cities that he wasn’t even expected to win like the Bronx. I’m glad she didn’t say who she voted too because it should not matter to anyone who a celebrity votes for. That’s not how someone should cast their vote. People here were so excited Taylor and Beyoncé endorsed Harris and that would win the election but just cuz people like their music doesn’t mean their politics mean anything to regular folks.

  2. Jas says:

    Covid really seems to have broken some people’s brains.
    Having to deal with mild inconveniences like staying home in her rich lady house, wearing a mask, thinking about the safety of others for a moment was clearly too much for her.
    The selfishness is breathtaking.

    • NoriGirl says:

      Amen, totally agree on Covid having broken brains.

      Also—“ their lives the way they want, so long as they don’t infringe upon somebody else’s ability to live their life as freely as they want.” Excuse me ma’am? His entire campaign was laced with how he’s going to infringe on his “enemies” rights, writ large. The cognitive dissonance makes me feel like my brain will break.

      • MissMarirose says:

        Also, the COVID restrictions were the very definition of not infringing on other people’s right to live. That was the whole damn point.

      • Leesa says:

        Right? This is not the GOP position at all. 🤦‍♀️

      • Jas says:

        Trumpists are all about freedoms and rights for themselves but want repression and punishment for everyone else. It’s bizarre. And really disturbing.

    • Walking the Walk says:

      Word. Her and Evangeline Lily man. And it was the same everywhere when you had the whole Moms for Liberty movement start up. They were pissed that all of a sudden they needed to help their children and it turned into lazy POS teachers need fired for not wanting to catch a virus that would kill them.

  3. Onnie says:

    Who is this woman and why is she so intent on being vile.

    • Mightymolly says:

      Former child actor. I hesitate to even say star. The breakout star of her sitcom was Michael J. Fox. Justine played his air headed, mall loving younger sister.

      • Anita says:

        I liked her a lot in Family ties, 🙂
        But now she just looks unhappy, bitter and disappointed with her life. Every time I read some gossip about her, it feels like that, I’m sorry to say.

      • Liz Purr says:

        Mallory was the oldest on Family Ties.

    • Nic919 says:

      Her brother Jason Bateman is prettt obviously a Democrat and openly supported the candidates on his podcast and did fundraising so I wonder if that’s an element to this.

      What is odd is that during the writers strike and Sag strike she was very supportive of the strikers and did not give off weirdo vibes. In fact she was talking about the risk of AI for that industry.

      She seems to be more of a libertarian type who doesn’t get that in the current U.S. system it means the GOP end up winning.

  4. BlueSky says:

    She will next be complaining that she “lost friends” over all this 🙄 don’t be a punk. We all know she voted for the 🍊 menace. Back your sh@t up. I’m so sick of women like her. So many people are going to suffer in the next 4 years and she has shown she doesn’t GAF.

  5. Happyoften says:

    Alll I can think of with that all black outfit is “Nazi chic”.

    Stop blaming trans kids for the downfall of democracy. Seriously. If picking on people is top of your daily to do list, you deserve trump. Woke didn’t lose, hate won. What does that say about America?

  6. TN Democrat says:

    Lort. No wonder her successful brother hasn’t made an effort to prop up her failed career. Being a cast member on Family Ties should guarantee her some work for life if she could pass a drug test and had a reputation as being reliable and sane. She was too thirsty in her youth to have totally vanished like she has. She is too old and her face isn’t pulled tight enough to appeal to the magat FoxNews crowd. She is gonna have to go full Panem face to appeal to the magats.

    • Mightymolly says:

      If I recall, he did give her a guest spot on Arrested Development and she was shockingly awful. TBF most actors couldn’t have pulled off the rapid fire dialogue and comic hilarity but still. I didn’t watch all of Ozark. Did she ever do work on that? She’d be a great tweaker.

      • Kebbie says:

        She was never on Ozark. She was on Arrested Development almost 20 years ago. I’m guessing this “anti-woke” thing is relatively new. She was probably one of those crunchy granola types that became indoctrinated during the Trump years and Covid.

  7. Chaine says:

    She has big MAGA grandad energy. She just missing the goatee.

  8. Mab's A'Mabbin says:

    There’s just not enough bile in the world.

  9. Alice B. Tokeless says:

    I’m seriously dating myself here, but in the mid-90s, I used to tape Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher and watch it in the morning before heading out to work (I go to bed too early for late night shows). She was on the panel once, and I can’t tell you what the discussion was, but I’ve never forgotten how painfully stupid she was. Bill even glanced at her a few times with a mild look of bewilderment at her abject lack of intellect. Again, I don’t remember the topic, but will never forget being so stunned that she was (and clearly still is) so very, very dumb. 30 years on and I still remember her stupidity. That’s notable.

  10. Tessa says:

    Justine was getting the star buildup in 1988 the film was satisfaction and her leading man was liam nee son and Julia Roberts was in the supporting cast. How quickly the tide turned.

  11. Lucy2 says:

    Like a number of other people who peaked early and never could again, she’s figured out she can get attention spouting this BS. Can we go back to ignoring her now? She’s wrong, and we all know she’s wrong.

  12. Lau says:

    I’ll never understand how idiots like her believe that this is about to be a “new era” when you’ve had four full years of this mess already. Sure it’ll be a new era in terms of insanity but other than that this is the same old trumpian fascism.

  13. Thinking says:

    I’m surprised she’s this weird. I remember her getting a lot of goodwill and praise for getting her computer science degree from UCLA later in life. She also wrote a book about fame and sounded fine during the interviews. Maybe she knows that area well and that’s why she could speak with clarity on that specific topic. She’s also spoken about aging on her terms and sounded fairly introspective about it in a somewhat feminist way. I’m just shocked by this recent turn of events haha.

    • J.Mo says:

      I parted ways with a friend after Covid, she was anti-vax so lost a good job in the health field. She was in my social bubble and we met outdoors a few times. It was odd knowing that she couldn’t meet at a restaurant and she felt it, became bitter. Everything became about “an agenda” and the sheep who believe anything. When her suspicions started to include the supposed agenda of the LGBTQ community I had to cut ties. Until the pandemic she had been an earth mother bisexual hippie.

  14. Mrs. Smith says:

    I bet she didn’t vote for Trump, she probably voted for Jill Stein or wrote-in Bernie Sanders, which is why she sounds so defensive about who she voted for.

    Anyway, LOL about the ‘emotional terrorism’ she experienced during Biden’s administration. It’s hilarious that she claims to want freedom as long as it doesn’t impede others’ freedom. Wasn’t she the one complaining about being forced to wear a mask or get a vaccination? Does she not understand that masks and vaccines help keep a raging infectious disease from killing people? Or that her friends stopped inviting her to come around their families b/c she’s known to be a germ spreader? Guess not.

    • Nic919 says:

      That’s what I think. She was very pro union during the writer and SAG strike and spoke of AI impacting the industry. She seems more like one of those California anti vaxx moms than full on MAGA.

  15. Oh come on. says:

    The worst people are just so happy rn.

    • Mightymolly says:

      Most of them won’t be happy for long, but Justine won’t be impacted. I suppose one of her manicurists might get deported and that will be an inconvenience. Otherwise, Justine will just live in the hell of her own mind.

  16. Jay says:

    “I’m not going to play the game. I’m not going to talk about the way I voted in my life.” Oh, so circumspect! So discreet! How could we possibly know who she voted for, especially after praising Musk and Agent Orange’s great “team”? It’s a mystery!

    She’s making me miss the outright MAGA antics of one Brittany Mahomes.

  17. Iheoma Nwakpadolu says:

    The woke female fighters of ages past got this Ungrateful idiot and her like.. THE VOTE, THE RIGHT TO HAVE A BANK ACCOUT AND INVESTMENTS, EDUUCATION, RIGHT TO EARN INCOME, RIGHT TO CONTRACEPTIVE, OH!!!.. THE RIGHT TO OWN HER VOICE.. the list goes on.. THOSE WOKE FIGHTERS OF OLD ARE TURNING IN THEIR GRAVES, SEEING WHAT THEIR DESCENDANTS HAVE BECOME.

  18. FancyPants says:

    Do any of you use the word “woke” on a daily basis, or know anyone who does? I don’t, and I don’t know anyone who does, but it feels like all I’ve heard since the election is everybody saying we lost because we say woke too much. 🤔 Aaron Rupar posted a video yesterday of a woman at a city council meeting complaining because her kids can’t say the R word at school any more, and I think it shows that the whole point of the Trump vote was so they can be as awful as they truly want to be.

    • lisa says:

      I dont but the people that do are always these right wing types who think they are saying something of substance when they really just sound like grandpa Simpson shaking his fist at the sky

    • Mightymolly says:

      That’s a really good point, and no I don’t use it at all unless someone else uses it mockingly. Then I point out that’s it’s a long used term in communities of color to mean anti-racist, and I recommend restating their point substituting anti-racist for woke. And then it gets awkward.

    • Walking the Walk says:

      I don’t because I am Black. They decided anyone anywhere who was Black or a POC that was doing well meant they were a DEI hire. And that somehow if we were all not given any help with AA it meant their kids would get into schools and us Black people would be working blue collar jobs like we were meant to do. I swear all of this mess now is just the white supremacist movement gaining traction in the US again.

  19. Kittenmom says:

    Why is this woman even relevant anymore

    • Sue says:

      She’s not. This is how she’s attempting to gain relevancy again. There’s a club of has been 1980s stars who are like this, ie. Scott Baio, Ricky Schroeder…

  20. ThatGirlThere says:

    A little FYI — Bateman’s husband Mark Fluent is a Managing Director and Head of Western US Real Estate for Deutsche Bank. The same Deutsche Bank that has shadowy ties to Donald Trump and Donald’s keeper Putin.

    She’s not interested in being woke because the darkness is so comfortable.

  21. Jegede says:

    I found her so naturally pretty in Family Ties.

    That’s all I have to add.😐😐

  22. lisa says:

    when she did the Mindy Cohn podcast it’s on YouTube) she definitely had antivax vibes and complained that her genius was not more widely accepted. she struck me as an RBK voter or someone who forgets to vote because they cant stand in line for 15 minutes or get the form ahead of time.

    • Nic919 says:

      She’s saying some of the same stuff as Bill Maher, who has issues with university kids who are too woke. RFK jr is totally their wheelhouse.

  23. Ladiabla says:

    Yeah, I thought she was supposed to be smarter than this too. “Everybody has the right to freely live their lives the way they want” is the most American thing ever. That’s the problem. It’s just about ME, ME, ME, in this country, and people being so firmly entrenched in “you can’t tell me what to do” all while reading some bullshit on the internet, thinking that they’re the only ones who’ve stumbled across state secrets with their powerhouse intellect .🙄 There’s no looking out for each other. That’s why this individualistic society is breaking down. I didn’t live through the sixties, but wasn’t the collective unconscious more about how you need to look out for your fellow man? How is me still wearing a mask for example, infringing on your rights? Cause I’ve had people curse at me and call me a f*ng idiot for that reason. What trump did was grant his followers permission to be the most selfish, self-absorbed, absolute worst version of themselves, and frame it as one’s “right to be free”. And Kaiser’s correct, why don’t you just say it with your whole chest if you think everything’s gonna be so amazing, Justine? It’s irrelevant, yeah ok. GTFOH.

    • Nuks says:

      “thinking that they’re the only ones who’ve stumbled across state secrets with their powerhouse intellect .🙄”

      😂 Exactly. They did the own research and uncovered the deep state on their YouTube suggested for you feed.

    • shirleygailgal says:

      Still waiting for the moment when someone questions why I’m wearing a mask so I can thrust my fist in the air and shout ‘Because FREEDOM’ at the top of my lungs. I have a very loud voice, I’m told. Tho’ not the originator of this idea, I can hardly wait for the moment! As I live in BC, Canada I may have to wait a long time, but w/PP efforts, possibly not too much longer.

      • Jaded says:

        Me too. I also live in BC (Vancouver Island) and mask up the minute I walk out the door because I have cancer, am undergoing chemo, and as a result my immune system is shot. I can’t even get a flu or covid shot. One of these days someone is going to make some snide remark about my mask and I will let them have it with both barrels. “Oh, so you think cancer patients in chemo shouldn’t wear masks????? FATWO a-hole.”

      • BeanieBean says:

        🙂👏 Both of you.

  24. Anne Maria says:

    ‘Everybody has the right to freely live their lives the way they want, so long as they don’t infringe upon somebody else’s ability to live their life as freely as they want’. Unless you are a pregnant woman. Or in one of a number of other categories of human.

    • Jaded says:

      Not wearing a mask isn’t “living freely” Justine, and it IS infringing on someone’s right to not get sick, especially if you have cancer and are undergoing chemo like me. She really is insufferable.

    • HuffnPuff says:

      Yup! This! Guns have more rights than women do. And in some states the punishment for rape is less than getting an abortion which could have been caused by rape. There are also cases where a rapist has gotten custody of the child and child support. But do go on telling me about how we can all breathe freely now that people from those states have control over the entire US now.

  25. Is That So? says:

    I have NEVER understood what these dedicated ANTI- Woke people are fighting against. My understanding is Woke is about treating everyone with human dignity, not just treating white heterosexual cis-gendered Abrahamic-religion, middle-class and higher people as human beings

    The anti-woke brigade always come off as people who are throwing tantrums because they are used to treating a segment of the population like excrement, and now SOME people look at them sideways when they do.

    And, she is right about Leon Nuxk.

  26. Brittney B says:

    Her brother must be so embarrassed.

  27. Sue says:

    What is with has-been 1980s stars being insufferable MAGAts?

    • Trillion says:

      They found an easy way to get attention: spew hate and praise Trump. No talent required.

    • slippers4life says:

      Privileged white people who remember “the good old days”,of white supremacy when they’re racist, homophobic transphobic misogynistic bull shit wasn’t called out. They miss not being held accountable

  28. Sass says:

    This woman bores me. Next

  29. Anon says:

    Let me just say that her quote-unquote “Decompressing from walking on eggshells for the past four years,” is complete and total disingenuous BS.

    Given Bateman’s outspokenness on a wide panoply of topics regarding the strikes, AI and all manner of pseudo-intellectual posts she’s plopped onto her social media in recent years, I’m having a hard time buying into her “oppression.”

    This coming from one of the most privileged people on the planet, whose husband is a multi-millionaire Managing Director and Head of Western US Real Estate for Deutsche Bank – which has strong ties (read: is in the tank for) with Trump.

    So sure, Justine. Tell us plebes more about how you’re going to save us all from the “oppression” of common courtesy and respect for other humans while you don’t even have to work – you have the utter privilege of sitting on your laptop and whining about how hard it all is. Boo. Hoo.

    Spare us the phony, self-absorbed BS.

    • Kirk says:

      👏👏👏👏👏👏
      Thanks for the clue about this unknown (to me) unpleasant person’s id. Sorry (not really) I didn’t actually read through whatever “phony, self absorbed BS” she was spewing.

  30. Scorpion says:

    She’s also a nepo kid, father was a film and TV director and producer. She’s got that entitled /defensive vibe down pat.

    • Anonymous says:

      I’m really worried that we lost this election. I’m trying to understand what other people’s reason for voting differently is. I don’t believe half the country are racist so I’m trying to listen to other people’s view. Unfortunately, reading Justine’s rant has not helped me understand much. Is she MAGA, anti-vaccine or something else????

  31. DeeSea says:

    Oh, go crochet a bikini, you selfish, unpleasant, ignorant bore.

  32. Clove says:

    No it was 82% of white women. So there’s that!

    • Anonymous says:

      It wasn’t only white women. African-American and Latinos also voted for him. I’m really confused. I was not expecting this outcome.

      • Fabiola says:

        Also, Asians and middle eastern people voted for trump. It was not just white woman. He also won all demographics in age. Old and young. To be able to get the Democratic Party back to what it was we have to understand the reason why people that were democrats voted for trump. Blaming it all on it was white women is not a solution.

      • Anonymous says:

        @Fabiola: I agree. He did well in all demographics. I really want to try and understand what happened.

    • Blithe says:

      @Anonymous, I guess it depends upon what you mean by “well”. From the stats that I’ve seen, about 77% of Black men and 91% of Black women voted for Harris. That means Black voters gave Harris the most solid support of any demographic group. I’ll add, yet again, that Black people are about 13% of our population. We are a numerical minority group. Even if 100% of Black voters voted for Harris — that kind of collective action would not include enough voters to somehow mitigate what the other 87% of you choose to do. We don’t have the numbers for it.

      • Anonymous says:

        I’m so heartbroken with this election. I did not see this coming. I’m hoping to understand what we can do for the next election so this doesn’t happen again. He did not win with white votes only. A lot of minorities voted for him. What do we need to do differently to gain back control of Congress and the White House?

      • Blithe says:

        @Anonymous, white people are currently the largest demographic group of voters in the US. In addition to their sheer numbers of voters, higher percentages of both white women — 53% , and white men — 60% ( stats from about a week ago) voted for Trump as opposed to Harris or other candidates. If you want to understand how Trump got elected, you might want to start with the largest blocks of voters who voted for him. Large percentages of larger groups have a lot more impact than small percentages of smaller groups. This can be a critical factor in garnering Electoral College votes, particularly in winner-takes-all states.

        If you really want to understand the multiple factors that go into how — and even whether — people choose to vote, it might be useful to avoid lumping together people from multiple disparate demographic groups as “minorities “. We don’t necessarily have common interests or even common political goals.

        When it comes to doing something differently to gain back control of the White House and Congress, I think that abolishing the Electoral College would be a good place to start. The likelihood of that happening is near zero, but it could be an effective intervention.

      • Walking the Walk says:

        You can’t do math. No they did not. Go back to a stats class. Most white men and women who outnumber minorities by several million voted for him. Again.

  33. slippers4life says:

    One thing the “left” does have to tackle up is the problem with the privileged white navel gazers on the left who abstain from voting because they don’t 💯 agree with a candidate. If you didn’t vote you are partially responsible for this bull shit! Voting in a democracy is like brushing your teeth. You HAVE to do it!!! Protest, Boycott and hold accountable ALL politicians, but NOT voting is only empowering twits like Justine Bateman to cause more and more cavities to your country. Brush your teeth whether or not you like the flavor of your toothpaste!

    • Walking the Walk says:

      What’s funny is that many of them who sat home cause of Gaza are trying to cover up that is why they did it because that turned into a mess now that Trump is going to win and already told B.N. to do whatever he wants. Him picking Huckabee is a clear sign he won’t be talking to any Palestinians and we will have muslim ban 2.0 going into effect.

  34. Liz Purr says:

    Oh please, the only attention Justine has received over the last couple of years was about how awful she looked. I guess she’s still bitter about that.

  35. HuffnPuff says:

    What she’s saying is she’s tired of her group (white straight people) not being able to be mean to everyone else. She and others like her feel like they can be just as ugly as they want to be to others now. No more having to hide their racist or homophobic feelings. In fact, it would be best if minorities just go along with the jokes and slurs so that white people don’t have to feel uncomfortable. And LGBTQ+ folks need to deny who they are – again because they make straight people upset and we can’t have that, right?

    Many of these people consider themselves to be followers of Christ but they seem to think all that means is saying that JC is your savior and that’s it. Oh and give your money to millionaire preachers because one day JC will bless you too with millions. And if he doesn’t, well, you just didn’t pray enough or give enough. Yeah this country is so f’d.

  36. Thelma says:

    She’s so irrelevant. Who cares what she thinks?!

  37. Walking the Walk says:

    Honestly not shocked by this. Way too many celebrities lost their minds over COVID and I think that’s because being alone with their own thoughts made them all crazy. She’s not the first or the last who thought that things should just be opened up. With the whole transfer to humans of bird flu now, can’t wait to watch the GOP keep everything open and people just getting ill and dying because of the “greater good.”

    Also, anyone blaming Black people and POC for Trump being voted into office needs ignored. That account only pops up now to blame Black and POC and deflects from the mess that has been white men and white women voters for the past 10 years.

  38. Anonymous says:

    I don’t think this is about blame. It’s about understanding why some decent people voted for him. I’m a bisexual, Hispanic woman. His presidency is very scary to me. I know some Hispanics voted for him. I don’t understand why!!!!

  39. Spike says:

    Entitled twit says what? “Woke” is used to be racist, misogynistic, hate LGBTQ+, you name it.

    As others have stated 🤡 only received 50% of the vote. He barely won the swing states.

  40. Kane says:

    Some people believe regular folks having access to what they. The regular folks, have worked for is a threat to their way of life.

    Sounds like Bateman wants to force her art on others. Wants to be the only person with a voice.