
Natalie Jean Beisner
@NJBeisner • 123,171 subscribers
✝️ ex-Democrat turned sane person
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Sunny Hostin says that Cynthia Erivo (of Wicked fame) called her up to chastise her for saying it would be hard to prosecute the Cornell 7 as the law currently stands in New York. Cynthia told her that next time she should lead with emotion and not facts. 🙄
Natalie Jean Beisner632,833 views • 12 days ago

Ana Navarro on the prospect of Kamala Harris running again in 2028: “I hear a lot of women who are scarred from the fact that two very qualified women lost against the most unqualified human being that has ever been in the Oval Office.” Then Raven Symone jumps in to say that America isn’t as progressive as we think we are, and we need to “catch the f up” to other countries.
Natalie Jean Beisner57,467 views • 2 days ago

Whoopi Goldberg telling Kelly Clarkson she should find another store instead of complaining about this one on social media is hilarious because two years ago Whoopi baselessly and publicly accused a small bakery of refusing to make desserts for her due to her politics. She The hypocrisy is glaring. ALL of these people are so out of touch, it’s painful.
Natalie Jean Beisner145,692 views • 6 days ago

Raven Symone says Kelly Clarkson felt “triggered” by the store because she didn’t grow up with a lot of money. Kelly Clarkson is worth around $60 million and has been a celebrity for decades at this point. Cry me a river. Random people you interact aren’t responsible for your “trigger points.” If you need people to know you’re rich and famous, I guess don’t go around dressing like a bag lady.
Natalie Jean Beisner54,681 views • 3 days ago

Ashley St. Clair knew Charlie. She was employed by Charlie and at one time was friends with him. He boosted her career when she was grifting off the right before it became clear she was grifting off the right. For her to sing Bella Ciao is abhorrent. You’re not “fighting fascism.” You’re mocking Charlie’s murder.
Natalie Jean Beisner109,636 views • 7 days ago

Billy Bush to Kevin Reddington: “How pissed off are you, just guy to guy? You laid out the most convincing and strongest case I’ve ever seen, and you have what seems to be a guy who took a previously held belief in with him…” Billy Bush crawls up Kevin Reddington’s butthole so they can both disparage the lone holdout one more time.
Natalie Jean Beisner207,263 views • 18 days ago
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Famed misogynist Charlie Kirk went on the whatever podcast, and when confronted with a woman who said she’d take the bear in the woods over the man, Charlie’s first response was to ask whether she’d been hurt by men. His second response was to apologize to her for all the hurt men have caused. His third was to excuse women who stupidly answer they’d rather have the bear by suggesting their stupidity stems from bad interactions with men. Can someone point out the misogyny to me? I’m not seeing it.
Natalie Jean Beisner4,564,243 views • 1 year ago

Student: “You believe criminality is an inherent trait to the black race.” Charlie: “NO, I don’t. They weren’t that way in the 1940s and 50s. Black America was one of the most peaceful, flourishing, economically fastest growing communities in the country. It’s not genetic.” Everyone who’s taking out of context what Charlie said about black Americans being better off in the 1940s/50s of before the civil rights act needs to watch this. He explains his position quite clearly. He’s not calling for a return to socially accepted racism or Jim Crow; he’s pointing out that at that time, blacks outpaced whites in terms of marriage rates and fathers in the homes—despite the fact that they actually had to face a great deal of legally and socially acceptable racism. So his point is that we can’t blithely pin all of the black American community’s problems today on “racism”—if they were in fact outpacing whites when racism was actually prevalent, encouraged, written into law, and widely accepted.
Natalie Jean Beisner4,380,986 views • 1 year ago