Actress Alyssa Milano has used her political clout to rally behind Christine Blasey Ford, but her tweet on apparent “love” for Bill Clinton dug up from the deep past has sparked accusations of hypocrisy If you’ve been sexually harassed or assaulted write ‘me too’ as a reply to this tweet. pic.twitter.com/k2oeCiUf9n — Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) October 15, 2017 The #MeToo icon took a conspicuous stand against the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court. Kavanaugh has been accused by multiple women of sexual misconduct, the most notable being Ford, who claims the nominee sexually assaulted her in high school. Milano even attended a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing last week, where both Kavanaugh and Ford testified, bringing with her a sign that read “I BELIEVE SURVIVORS. NO ON KAVANAUGH.” I’m in D.C. because I don’t believe any man’s misogyny should take precedent over a survivor’s humanity. We tried to see a Murkowski, Collins and Hyde-Smith today and share our stories of survival. They refused to see us. #KavaNo#BelieveWomen#SurvivorStrongpic.twitter.com/rRtTSVWEpJ — Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) September 26, 2018 However, there appears to be at least one exception to Milano’s straightforward dogma, Bill Clinton rape accuser Juanita Broaddrick has pointed out. Digging up an old tweet from Milano in which the actress-turned-activist expressed her “crazy amounts of love” for Clinton, Broaddrick mused: “Could you give us an update on this tweet @Alyssa_Milano REAL victims of Bill Clinton would like to hear from you or will you continue with your double standard bullsh*t?” Could you give us an update on this tweet @Alyssa_Milano REAL victims of Bill Clinton would like to hear from you or will you continue with your double standard bullshit? https://t.co/9HU03ie2TI — Juanita Broaddrick (@atensnut) October 2, 2018 Broaddrick’s curt tweet received hundreds of supportive replies – not to mention more than 12,000 likes and 6,500 retweets. And then there were the angry comments directed at Milano. “You are so low IQ. You drone on and on every day that you #BelieveSurvivors but you love Bill Clinton? You are the epitome of a dysfunctional, hypocritical nutcase. And the sad part is you don't even realize it, probably because you couldn't even manage to graduate high school,” one netizen tweeted at Milano. “Alyssa, come on!! That man abused his power and has a record of abusing women. You undermine all you claim to stand for with this comment & appear simply to be a partisan. Really disappointing,” another wrote. Industrious tweeters also deployed a number of devastating, top-shelf memes directed at Milano’s apparent hypocrisy. Broaddrick is one of countless women who have accused Clinton of sexual misconduct and rape over the course of his illustrious political career. Linda Tripp, the former White House employee who was a central figure in exposing Clinton’s extramarital affair with Monica Lewinsky, noted in a recent interview that housekeeping staff who worked during Clinton’s tenure in the White House were “afraid to bend over in his presence.” Nearly two decades after leaving the White House, Clinton is still hounded by fresh allegations of rape and extramarital affairs. Flight logs released last year show Clinton flew at least 26 times on the infamous ‘Lolita Express’ – a private jet owned by convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Between 2001 and 2003, while his wife Hillary was serving as a US senator, Bill took a number of “extended junkets” on Epstein’s plane, which reportedly had a bed in which passengers had group sex with girls as young as 12. Last year, a leaked email written by former secretary of state Colin Powell noted that media reports claim that Bill Clinton is “still dicking bimbos at home.” Think your friends would be interested? Share this story!<doc-sep>The show Charmed ended more than a decade ago but some people are hoping one of the show's stars remembered some of the spells and charms her character performed on screen. Alyssa Milano made headlines for attending the hearing of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh last week and as photos surface fans on social media can't help but comment on them. Milano can be seen in the photos sitting behind Kavanaugh staring at his back. In one photo Milano is looking over the top of her glasses as she adjusts them with one hand and a phone and a clipboard in her other hand. The clipboard reads, "I believe survivors. No on Kavanaugh." This is the photo that prompted a fan to tweet "I've never wished so hard that Alyssa Milano was a real witch." Milano played Phoebe Halliwell in the show, one of three sisters who have magical powers and fight evil. In the show, each sister has a different power and they can combine those powers to fight the various demons and vessels of evil in the show. Milano's character had the power to cast spells, brew potions and the gifts of premonition, levitation and empathy. Another user tweeted a quote from the show, "Powers of the witches rise, Course unseen across the skies, Come to us who call you near, Come to us and settle here," with the photo of Milano in the hearing. Another user responded to a video Milano posted from inside the hearing and said, "Girl this is when your Charmed powers would of came in handy (one can wish)." Another tweeted, "I know she doesn't have powers like her character on the TV show, but she does have some awesome powers as an activist! Thank you @Alyssa_Milano for fighting the good fight with us! #TheResistanceVotes " Milano has been a popular activist in the #MeToo movement since it gained momentum about a year ago. She was included in the Time magazine person of the year edition as a "silence breaker" and was seen as a leader of the movement alongside its founder Tarana Burke. In addition to being present in the hearing as a guest of Dianne Feinstein, Milano spoke at a rally outside of the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., in support of survivors and against the nomination of Kavanaugh.<doc-sep>Alyssa Milano, an actress and activist, is nothing more than a "white liberal" who thinks she's "entitled to bully" Kanye West, according to the sentiment expressed by Donald Jump Jr. on Monday. Milano, 45, has been very vocal of her disdain with President Donald Trump's Administration, whereas West, 41, has shown his admiration for the leader. After West's latest pro-Trump antics on the premiere of Saturday Night Live and his tweet about abolishing the 13th Amendment, she tweeted a GIF on Monday that depicted the "Yikes" rapper's face below hair that looked like Trump's. "Make Kanye Kanye Again," Milano tweeted Monday. This remark didn't sit well with Trump's eldest son, who then took the liberty to respond via Twitter shortly after. "Shocking," Trump Jr., 40, tweeted Monday. "It's almost like this white liberal thinks she's entitled to bully this black free-thinker into not being himself or believing whatever he wants." Shocking! It’s almost like this white liberal thinks she’s entitled to bully this black free-thinker into not being himself or believing whatever he wants. https://t.co/GVwPLiSxf5 — Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) October 1, 2018 West encountered a wave of criticism following his appearance on Saturday Night Live premiere, which was hosted by BlacKkKlansman star Adam Driver. During his performance, the rapper took to the stage wearing a Make America Great Again (MAGA) hat. Part of West's SNL appearance didn't make it to air. However, individuals seated within the studio audience got to witness the "Famous" rapper deliver an unfiltered speech about Trump. "I wanna cry right now, [a] black man in America, supposed to keep what you're feelin' inside right now," West said, according to the Washington Post. "The blacks want always Democrats…you know it's like the plan they did, to take the fathers out the home and put them on welfare…does anybody know about that? That's a Democratic plan." Former SNL star Chris Rock was present for West's spiel. He captured video of the moment via his Instagram Story, where West added: "There's so many times I talk to a white person and [they] say, 'How could you like Trump, he's racist?' Well, if I was concerned about racism I would've moved out of America a long time ago." @babysussex I smell a rat. Harry said the baby has changed so much over the past two weeks...which was when the Queen visited them..hmmm. â Gunner (@Gunner85489116) May 8, 2019 While several celebrities like Snoop Dogg and Lana Del Rey have come forward with their critiques of West's remarks, he was backed by both Trump and Trump Jr. After SNL concluded, Trump took to Twitter to share how "great" the rapper was while suggesting SNL was "no longer funny." Trump Jr. defended West once again, tweeting how he was apparently "bullied backstage for wanting to wear a #maga hat on SNL." Kenan Thompson, a longtime SNL cast member, referred to the moment as a "circus." "He voiced his opinion. Very loudly. For a long time," Thompson, 40, said Monday on Late Night with Seth Meyers. "We're all entitled to our opinion, I don't know if that's the moment, necessarily, to hold people hostage like that."<doc-sep>
Alyssa Milano fans are used to seeing her on TV. But on Sept. 27 the looks of shock and disgust on her face during the Brett Kavanaugh hearing were a big hit on Twitter. On Sept. 27 the nation was gripped as Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, 51, and Brett Kavanaugh, 53, testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee as they addressed the professor’s allegations that the judge sexually assaulted her when they were teens. But while many viewers at home were glued to their TV screens, listening to every second of the explosive testimonies, others were paying close attention to actress Alyssa Milano. The 45-year-old former Charmed star and prominent #MeToo campaigner told reporters that she was there to show “solidarity for Dr. Ford,” according to ABC News, but Twitter was more concerned about the dramatic reactions that were written all over her face. Alyssa watched Judge Kavanaugh – who is President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court Justice nominee – like a hawk as he spoke to senators, in a bid to clear his name. Her hair pulled up into a top knot, at times she looked somber and serious, stern. One person even caught her looking shocked during a particularly tense exchange between Sen. Patrick Leahy and Kavanaugh, as they discussed the judge’s high school friend Mark Judge. Judge – whom Dr. Ford claims was present during the alleged sexual assault – is a recovering alcoholic and author of the memoir, Wasted: Tales of a GenX Drunk. At one point Kavanaugh clapped back at the senator from Vermont, saying, “We can sit here and make fun of some guy who has an addiction… I don’t think that’s really good.” At that point Alyssa’s mouth flew open as she popped her head out to get a better view of the drama. Tweeting the clip, actor Sergio Osuna, wrote, “We’re ALL @Alyssa_Milano right now…” Another person shared a screen grab and tweeted, “@Alyssa_Milano is not having it…” Yet another person tweeted a shot of Alyssa, and Dr. Ford’s lawyers Debra Katz and Michael R. Bromwich, sitting a few rows behind Kavanaugh’s wife, Ashley. He wrote, “Shade thrown by Dr. Ford’s lawyers and @Alyssa_Milano is gold.” As for Alyssa she was doing lots of tweeting of her own while she was in the room. She shared a clip of Kavanaugh shouting and interrupting Sen. Dianne Feinstein during another particularly tense exchange. Alyssa shared the clip, tweeting, “I will say this…if a woman were to yell, interrupt and cry while being questioned, people would call her unhinged or say she had a meltdown.” Like her or loathe her the actress was definitely making her presence felt!