Comedian and late night talk show host Chelsea Handler is an outspoken, unfunny liberal — and ever since President Donald Trump was elected, she has been going through a weepy-eyed public meltdown.
In November, Handler cried after conservatives demanded she follow through with her promise to move to Canada after Trump was elected.
Handler explained to viewers that she wouldn’t leave the country like she’d vowed… because she was too important to America (no, really).
And in January, she shamefully attacked First Lady Melania Trump’s accent (who speaks five languages). Handler implied it was a sign Melania was uneducated, and then refused to apologize for it.
Monday, however, she went too far — and the mainstream media is letting her get away with it.
After the president’s son, Eric, revealed the happy news this week that the first family was expecting another grandchild, Handler tweeted a nasty attack on the unborn baby —
I guess one of @realDonaldTrump's sons is expecting a new baby. Just what we need. Another person with those jeans. Let's hope for a girl.
— Chelsea Handler (@chelseahandler) March 20, 2017
The slimy attack was unprovoked and uncalled for (and embarrassingly misspelled; By “jeans”, Handler actually meant “genes”).
Could you imagine the media rage if a conservative celebrity had tweeted something similar about former President Barack Obama’s family!?
It’d be on the front page of every liberal newspaper!
There’d be riots in the streets!
But because it’s a liberal comedian attacking an unborn baby of a conservative, there’s not a peep of outrage from the mainstream media.
That wasn’t acceptable to Eric’s brother, Donald Trump Jr.
His response Monday night, which you can see below, totally destroyed Handler — and the liberal elite that support her.
My response to @ChelseaHandler and her sick tweet targeted at our family. So much for the "tolerant left! pic.twitter.com/u8MlDZ4lDn
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) March 21, 2017
Incredibly well said, and evidence that America needs more people with these strong genes — and less of Handler.
— The Horn editorial team