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.@KathyGriffin and the Consequences of the Politics of Stupidity pjmedia.com/news-and-polit… #NewsandPolitics via @pjmedia_com
The Los Angeles Times recently ran a profile on Griffin, detailing her professional woes of the past couple of years, as well as promoting a new documentary about her travails.
Griffin paints a pretty bleak picture of the treatment she is getting from Hollywood these days:
Griffin paints a pretty bleak picture of the treatment she is getting from Hollywood these days:
“I’m still totally blacklisted,” she said the other day ... taking stock of how a woman who starred on Bravo’s “My Life on the D-List” fell precipitously to the “S” list. “No agency will touch me. No network will touch me. No streaming service will touch me. Nobody.” 🥺🥺🥺
The stunning thing about Griffin's situation is that she managed to go too far in an era where almost all American leftist outrage is of the "frothing at the mouth" variety.
It is almost certain that Griffin never once pondered that she would get any backlash at all for her photo shoot. Coastal liberals -- especially those in the entertainment industry -- don't know any people who disagree with them politically.
