In Hollywood, Donald Trump’s victory sparked a lot of reactions on Wednesday.
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“It’s a war against women”
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Billie Eilish on stage in Quebec, September 30
It is with these very harsh words that Billie Eilish, who supported Kamala Harris during this campaign, reacted on Instagram to Donald Trump’s announced return to power.
“This is why some states are going to be hit by hurricanes”
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Cardi B’s message
Rapper Cardi B wished misfortune to Trump voters, who are very present in the southern United States, a region regularly affected by destructive hurricanes. The video was quickly removed, but the star’s very provocative remarks continued to provoke reactions.
“The Americans chose a fascist”
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Jack White’s message
White Stripes singer Jack White expressed regret that Donald Trump, whom he describes as “obviously fascist”, won the popular vote. This is the first time that a majority of Americans voted for him. In 2016, the billionaire won the election thanks to the electoral college, but he still received fewer votes than Hillary Clinton. This is the first time since 2004 that Republicans have won more votes than Democrats in a presidential election.
“I’m so sorry”
This is what Mary Trump, the niece of the president-elect, wrote on social networks. The psychologist and successful author has always been very critical of her uncle. She voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016. After the storming of the Capitol, she declared that Donald Trump should no longer have the right to be a candidate in an election.
“The future will be fantastic”
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Elon Musk had this image on his account Wednesday morning.
Unsurprisingly, billionaire Elon Musk, a big supporter of Donald Trump, was delighted with the latter’s victory. The Tesla founder and owner of social network
“Who would have thought that lying for two years about Biden’s cognitive health, refusing to have an open convention to choose the candidate […] and would not massacre children in Gaza for a year be a winning strategy? »
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The first part of Adam McKay’s message
Politically committed to the left, director Adam McKay (Don’t Look Up, The Big Short) scorched the Democrats following their clear defeat in Tuesday’s elections.
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