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Hollywood Celebrities Rejoice over Trump Verdict: ‘Tears of Joy,’ ‘F**k Trump and F**k Those Who Support Him’

May 31, 2024
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Christmas came early for Hollywood celebrities this year as a New York City jury delivered a resounding victory for justice and accountability. In a historic ruling, former President Donald Trump was found guilty on all 34 counts in his business records case, sending shockwaves of jubilation throughout the entertainment industry. For many of these A-listers, the verdict brought forth a wave of emotions, from tears of joy to outright expletives directed at Trump and his supporters.

The trial, which lasted several months, saw prosecutors present a mountain of evidence against Trump, including financial documents and testimonies from former employees. The charges against him ranged from tax fraud to falsifying business records, all of which painted a damning picture of a man who had long evaded the consequences of his actions.

As the verdict was read out, Hollywood’s biggest names took to social media to express their elation and relief. Actor and director Rob Reiner, a vocal critic of the former president, tweeted “Tears of Joy,” accompanied by several celebratory emojis. Actress and activist Alyssa Milano echoed Reiner’s sentiments, writing “Guilty on all counts. Justice prevails. #TrumpIsACriminal.”

But it wasn’t just the veteran celebrities who celebrated the verdict. Many of the younger stars also shared their reactions, with some using the opportunity to take a swipe at Trump and his allies. Actress and writer Issa Rae shared a photo of herself with a bottle of champagne, along with the caption “F**k Trump and F**k those who support him.” Similarly, singer and actress Mandy Moore posted a photo of herself with a big grin on her face, simply writing, “Justice.”

The profound impact of Trump’s presidency on Hollywood cannot be overstated. Throughout his time in office, he was a frequent target of ridicule and criticism from the entertainment industry, which saw him as a major threat to their values and beliefs. From his controversial policies to his inflammatory rhetoric, Trump’s actions were met with fierce opposition from celebrities who saw it as their duty to speak out against him.

The guilty verdict in his business records case, therefore, was a moment of vindication for these celebrities. It signified that the rule of law still prevails in America, and that no one, not even a former president, is above it. As comedian and late-night host Seth Meyers put it, “Trump was untouchable for so long that just seeing him be held accountable feels like a miracle.”

The reactions from Hollywood’s elite also served as a reminder of the immense power that celebrities wield in shaping public opinion. With their massive followings on social media and their appearances in TV and film, they have a large platform to influence people’s views on current events. And in this case, their collective voice was instrumental in holding Trump accountable for his actions.

But perhaps the most significant impact of the verdict is the message it sends to future leaders and public figures. It serves as a warning that corruption and dishonesty will not be tolerated, and that those in power will be held accountable for their actions. The trial may have focused on Trump’s business dealings, but its consequences will have far-reaching effects, not just on the former president, but on the entire political landscape.

In light of the verdict, it’s safe to say that Hollywood’s animosity towards Trump shows no signs of dissipating. And with the possibility of more legal troubles for the former president, the entertainment industry will be watching closely and eagerly waiting for the next chapter in this ongoing saga. As for now, Hollywood can revel in this momentous victory, celebrating a Christmas in May that will be remembered for years to come.

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