Susan Sarandon on Chris Hayes (with link to video)

[awake]

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She is feeling the Bern big time

Link;
http://www.msnbc.com/all-in/watch/extended-interview-with-susan-sarandon-653901891895

[itsrobert]

1. Alert me when Carrot Top weighs in

n/t

[dchill]

3. Oh, we'll get RIGHT back to ya...

Don't hold your breath.

[TheBlackAdder]

36. Carrot Top weighed in, he seems to like more of a corporatist, like Trump, possibly his friend HRC.

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Someone who won't redistribute his wealth.

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[dchill]

2. She's very well-spoken and intelligent...

And she didn't give Hayes anything he could legitimately disagree with.

[NWCorona]

5. I so want to see this!

People here are up in arms about what she said.

[dchill]

10. They're gobsmacked.

[NWCorona]

17. It has been a hard day for them

I hope this video pops up soon. I'm looking every few minutes lol

[Trenzalore]

22. The entire Trump winning would cause the revolution thing....I don't think Chris agreed with that.

[riversedge]

4. Susan was a Sanders talkingpoints robot. Reminded me of tweety bird she rattled the

talking points off so fast.

[dchill]

9. I can tell you're bothered by her.

She'd be a much better president than Hillary, don't you think?

[riversedge]

18. Her robot-ness was a turn off. Memorizing talking points does not take a lot

of smarts IMHO


This poster answers your question:

[dchill]

26. Oh, you're in love.

I'm not.

[riversedge]

27. You are mistaken. I trust and respect Hillary.

[pacalo]

28. Projection.

A Hillary supporter throwing out the term "robot" is pure irony.

[cui bono]

35. "Memorizing talking points does not take a lot of smarts IMHO".

We know. We see proof of that constantly on DU. the latest being the smear campaign against Bernie regarding his wife.



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[beam me up scottie]

20. Yes those silly women Bernie supporters, they can't think for themselves!

And they're uppity too!

[moondust]

6. Excellent.

[R B Garr]

7. Susan Sarandon has a net worth of $50 Million.

Uh oh.

[Gwhittey]

13. See people dont't think all rich people are evil

Just ones who have corrupted people so they vote to change system to benefit them. You know GOP people have a hard time with this too are you sure you are in the right party?

[dchill]

31. Which she earned. What's your point?

[pacalo]

33. Is she trying to step on the vulnerable to get what she wants?

No. Ridiculous to mention her wealth.

[TDale313]

38. So? Your point?

Bernie supporters as a rule don't hate wealth or the rich. They hate a rigged and predatory system that redistributes a huge amount of the wealth upward. Sorry if that's too nuanced for you.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

8. Great lady. Great actress. Great activist.

I'll take her endorsement for Bernie over any number of politician endorsements of Hillary.

[Trenzalore]

11. Didn't she think Al Gore was a traitor to the people in 2000?

[lunamagica]

12. She wouldn't mind if Trump won, because it would immediately bring the "revolution" on

Which she'd be watching from her mansion, not a scratch or a single change in her life, while many others fear a Trump presidency, and the devastating effect on their lives.

[Trenzalore]

16. She had that theory in 2000

How did that work out for all of us?

[lunamagica]

23. What does she care? It didn't affect her, so

[Agschmid]

29. It was disgusting.

Luckily Dan Savage reduced her comment to what it was in no time flat.

[lunamagica]

39. Yes, Dan Savage was awesome.

[Vote2016]

14. kick & rec #5

[WhiteTara]

15. when she became a Nadirite, she lost me. nt

[Skid Rogue]

19. I love her as an actor....

and she has every right to support the candidate she chooses.

I got over the whole celebrity endorsement thing when Patti Smith campaigned for Ralph Nader.

[ljm2002]

24. While I am a Bernie supporter...

...and also a great admirer of Susan Sarandon both in and outside of the movies, I do agree with you about celebrity endorsements, they are over-rated.

I also separate the artist from their politics or their personal lives, mostly. Some cases are too egregious, it's always a matter of personal choice -- we all have things we can't stomach.

But with all that said, I am still glad when a celebrity speaks out on the issues, especially if they are well informed and a good spokesperson for whatever cause or politician they espouse. It is IMO a good example to all of us, that they care enough to speak up. This goes double if they are actively engaged in whatever cause or campaign.

[glinda]

21. Like her better than Katy Perry.

[KelleyD]

25. She totally lost me when she said a Trump victory would spur the "Revolution".

Yeah she doesn't have a dog in the hunt..."Celebrity White Privilege". No skin off her teeth. I just lost all respect for her.

[Dawson Leery]

30. A Trump/Cruz victory will be a disaster.

Susie is another elite, wealthy, pro-lefty Nadarite. She is a terrible person.

She can watch the destruction of the world from her mansion.

[polichick]

32. Great segment - agreed with everything she said.

[Onlooker]

34. She's worth $50 million ...

... I guess Sanders will be good for her investments.

[dreamnightwind]

37. Saw this, she was awesome!

Up on the issues, all of them, and thoroughly schooled Chris Hayes, who seems to be nothing more than a sell-out these days. She was wonderful, love her.

[JackRiddler]

40. This thread confirms that people who hate Nader

can't spell his name.