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Young Chinese Dude Seems Extra-Nervous At The Protest LOL
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DESPERATE: Hollywood Democrats are ALREADY Releasing Videos BEGGING Americans to Vote for Liberals
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An Austrian Tourist Kills Another Vacationer With A Jetski When He Sped Through A Restricted Area In Thailand
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Retired Cop Pulls A Gun On His Neighbor For Loud Music On Christmas Day, Things Get Heated, Ends Up Killing His Neighbor
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Man Beats Florist To Death For Posting A Photo Of A Floral Arrangement The Killer's Wife Created
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Florida Pizza Delivery Woman Stabs A Pregnant Woman 14 Times Over A 2 Dollar Tip
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Three Youths Between The Ages Of 12 And 15 Were Shot While Trying To Rob A Man In Texas
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Drunk Racist Karen Tries To Stop Music Producer From Entering His Own Gated Community
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Spraying gas on this raging political inferno is a Hollywood “axis of influence” — a group of established comedians participating in a well-funded political offensive called “Glam Up the Midterms.”
Included in this newly formed comedy troupe are predictable names such as Billy Eichner, James Corden, Sarah Silverman, Seth Meyers, Jimmy Kimmel, Conan O’Brien, John Oliver, Robin Thede, Andy Cohen, and Chelsea Handler. Officially launched on February 2 with an engaging video, “Glam Up the Midterms” is a perfect confluence of politics and entertainment in the Age of Trump. Since comedians think they can influence their fans’ political beliefs, the two are now virtually inseparable.
Officially launched on February 2 with an engaging video, “Glam Up the Midterms” is a perfect confluence of politics and entertainment in the Age of Trump. Since comedians think they can influence their fans’ political beliefs, the two are now virtually inseparable.
