Twitter Rips Liberal Comedian for Being a 'Bully' to Sarah Huckabee Sanders

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Twitter Rips Liberal Comedian for Being a 'Bully' to Sarah Huckabee Sanders
 
Comedian Chelsea Handler is coming under fire for tweeting a vulgar video that mocks White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders‘ weight and physical appearance.

The video – a promotion for Handler’s Netflix series – is a fake step-by-step makeup tutorial, featuring comedy writer Fortune Feimster as Sanders.

Each step of the fake tutorial is accompanied by crude jokes that ridicule – among other things – Sanders’ face, Trump and Republicans.

Read more at http://americanupdate.com/articles/twitter-rips-liberal-comedian-for-being-a-bully-to-sarah-huckabee-sanders#2CfABAqCBCD0XmAd.99

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Serious question, why is she referred to as a "Comedian"?
I don't see any humor in her schtick at all.

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3 Ways Chelsea Handler Is The Worst Feminist Cliché
December 12, 2017 By Nicole Russell   

Twitter is often an online version of a preschool playground, but every now and then it sheds light on something. Such is the case with comedian and self-proclaimed feminist Chelsea Handler, whose latest tweets demonstrate she’s more like a feminist cliché than a true believer.

1. True Feminists Don’t Bait and Shame

For her show “Chelsea,” which streams on Netflix every Friday, Handler featured a “comedic routine” wherein Fortune Feimster, an actress and comedian, takes great pains to mock and shame White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders for her weight, accent, makeup, and demeanor.

While applying makeup, Feimster makes random, nasty comparisons to politics. She says her foundation is like America: “It’s Republican, it’s strong, and it’s white.” Feimster says, “My face is a big, fat biscuit!” and before applying lotion she comments, “Right now my skin is dry, just like Puerto Rico right before that one rainy day they had.”

The video was posted on YouTube and Handler retweeted it. Subsequently, there were approximately one-third as many comments as retweets—never a good ratio for a tweet.  ...    More at The Federalist