Just wanted to mention that, evidently, declining to support Hillary when a noted celebrity or

[djean111]

politician or group endorses her, because one supports someone else DUE TO THE FUCKING ISSUES AND HISTORY - is now called throwing the endorser under the bus.

For example, if Liz Warren endorsed Hillary, and I continue to support Bernie, even though I admire Warren immensely - I will have "thrown Liz Warren under the bus".

Getting amusing, really.

[artislife]

1. I still think Bruce Willis was great in The Sixth Sense

even though he is a raging republican.

Now if Rhianna supports h, I might have to delete all her songs off my laptop. heh.

I don't have any Beyonce--not a fan of her singing--is strangled sounding, but I do have Firework from Katy.


In my defense, it is a great car song when traffic is actually moving...

[nxylas]

4. I don't really care, as long as it doesn't influence their work

For example, I'll happily watch Kelsey Grammer in reruns of Frasier, but you couldn't pay me enough to sit through An American Carol.

[PowerToThePeople]

2. My arms need the workout

tossing third wayers and their supporters under the bus seems like a good way to get a nice workout while simultaneously ridding the world of unwanted trickle-down ideologues.

[djean111]

3. :-)

[Fawke Em]

5. Apparently, it also makes them mad when we don't rush to drop Bernie

in favor of Hillary just because of one of these endorsers.

I don't care who these people support. Most of these career politicians and celebrities have far more money and connections than I do, so their experience is not mine. I want to vote for the guy who's never forgotten where he came from.

[Rebkeh]

6. Celebrity endorsements are useful

for exposure to people normally un engaged/disengaged with politics. That's about the only attention I pay to them, to see whose fans will learn about the candidates.

Beyond that I really don't care, it's just part of the process of getting the word out.