Actress Eliza Dushku depressed about Wis. recall results, tweets about ‘our dented “democracy”’
http://twitter.com/#!/elizadushku/status/212123543285141505
Did Eliza Dushku just notice there was a recall election in Wisconsin last week?
@michaelparks11 nope. just spent a few hrs researching/reading about it.. along w other discouraging truths re: our dented "democracy"
— Eliza Dushku (@elizadushku) June 11, 2012
Ah, research. The kind that turns up Mother Jones articles about “dark money” and the tyranny of the Kochtopus? Yeah, we figured as much.
Note the scare quotes around “democracy.”
@elizadushku Dented democracy? Please, the people voted. That’s a right they exercised. One we still have. @michaelparks11
— the eye (@ShannonPoe) June 11, 2012
@elizadushku Dented democracy? It looked like the democratic process worked to me.
— michael parks (@michaelparks11) June 11, 2012
The people of Wisconsin spoke not once, but twice, and both times they voted for Scott Walker and Rebecca Kleefisch. But since Dushku didn’t like the results, we have a dented “democracy.”
@michaelparks11 @elizadushku More like Constitutional Republic worked out, actually. Love it even when u hate results, Eliza #ThatsAmerican
— Number Seven (@misfitmerchguy) June 11, 2012
For Dushku, the ideal American political system is two progressives and a RethugliKKKan voting on what to eat for dinner. Shocker: Scott Walker is the only item on the menu.
Well, sorry, Eliza. That’s not how we do dinner here in America.
This isn’t the first time Dushku has used her Twitter account to parrot progressive talking points.
& I agree @cnnbrk U.S. condemns Israel's decision to build housing in disputed territory http://on.cnn.com/9zvdPy
— Eliza Dushku (@elizadushku) March 9, 2010
We wonder if she did “research” on that one too.
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