Issa Rae Calls Trump & His Twitter Behavior Scary: It gets worse and worse. [VIDEO]
Issa Rae Calls Out Donald Trump
Issa Rae is not a fan of president-elect Donald Trump, nor his behavior on social media. While on the Golden Globes red carpet, the ‘Insecure’ actress discussedĀ Trump’s controversial Twitter account, along with some of his potential moves thus far. She said,
Every single time I see a tweet from that manĀ — every single time I see some of the staff and administration he’s bringing, it gets worse and worse. The scariest part is how normal it’s becoming to some people.
She added,
I think we just have to keep calling things out like, ‘No you’re lying! That’s not true! No, that doesn’t work that way!’ As long as we don’t continue to let him slide there might be some hope, but it’s scary.
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