Trump tells Screen Actor’s Guild to stuff it. Take this membership and stuff it, I ain’t a-workin’ here no more.
The Screen Actor's Guild threatened Donald Trump with removal from their membership because of the events on Jan. 6.
He just sent them this letter and resigned 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/uT8hu2SlQh
— Caleb Hull (@CalebJHull) February 4, 2021
It wasn’t an official strike, just a protest. But 100 or so members of the Screen Actors Guild picketed NBC’s Tonight Show in Burbank last night. And President Obama’s limo sped past them faster than Joe Biden putting his foot in his mouth.
Here’s how Variety explains it:
The protest was organized in hopes of bringing the issue of SAG’s contract stalemate to Obama’s attention. The Membership First faction of SAG has been urging members to vote down whatever deal’s sent out for ratification due to its perceived shortcomings in new media.
“I told the president’s office that there would be demonstrators outside NBC to alert him to the fact that many of our members won’t be able to make any living if this deal’s shoved down our throats,” said Scott Wilson, who organized the event.
SAG national board members Frances Fisher and Nancy Sinatra attended along with former board members Michael Bell and Susan Savage.
What a great story. It has Hollywood. It has unions. It has a floundering socialist president screwing Hollywood unions.
It has everything except someone to sympathize with.
Source: Variety
Winslet recently won double Golden Globes and last night won a Screen Actors Guild award.Yet she always gets to the podium and can’t shut up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zonv-VNW5qkNo matter how many awards Kate Winslet wins, she never knows what to say.
Winslet recently won double Golden Globes and last night won a Screen Actors Guild award. Yet she always gets to the podium, clutches her award like it’s struggling to get away, quickly becomes overcome with emotion and announces that she doesn’t know what to say.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MDhTcTImjQ “It is really an honor to be included in such a remarkable year and [to] be acknowledged by my peers in this way,” Winslet said last night. “”I’m a little bit lost for words. I’m sorry.”
Here’s a really creative tip thats works for us every time we pick up our Pulitzer Prize: 3 x 5 cards. Try ‘em, Kate.
By the way, we really enjoyed saying “Kate Winslet” and “double Golden Globes” in the same sentence. We hope you enjoyed reading it.
