Megyn Kelly’s justification for Ariana Grande de shame to be really evil

This is the direct behavior of Regina George.

Monday, expert in the right wing Megyn Kelly He tried to rule out “evil” star Ariana GrandePolitical opinions using a very mean tactic.

“Ariana Grande needs to think more about how to add half an ounce of fat to his body than thinking that President Trump be accused.” Kelly said on his YouTube program.

“Obviously, she is in the middle of a crisis,” Kelly continued. “I’m sorry, but this woman looks sick. She is more than thin. She looks dangerously thin, and someone needs to do an intervention to help her. I don’t say that this is sarcastic. I think someone needs to help this woman. He is obviously worried.”

Getty

Kelly’s “Bless Her Heart” was probably caused by some publications that Grande has recently shared in his Instagram stories that criticized Trump.

In one, The pop star shared a photo of the sign of a protester who said: “Could anyone explain what crimes it gives you and which will the elected president get you? It is very confusing.”

Great Also shared A tweet from representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Dn.y.) calling For Trump’s accusation about his strikes about Iran.

However, instead of discussing why I felt that the singer’s political position “We cannot be friends” was wrong, Kelly opted for high school’s book tactics that went beyond the shame of the body.

“Ariana Grande, who, as far as I know, has done nothing but sing and dance, which is fine, seems very good at that, would like us to listen to his political opinions now,” Kelly said.

She continued: “In particular, her constitutional opinions about whether he has gone too far. And the reason why she is qualified to reach this conclusion is due to the segments she made for years in Nickelodeon, as follows.”

The Maga commentator then transmitted a big clip during his son’s star days from the Netflix “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV” docuseries.

In the clip, you can see a big young man by performing openly sexual gestures in Nickelodeon shows created by Dan Schneider. Although Grande did not participate in the docuseries, he used her clips to illustrate an alleged sexual behavior in misconduct and inappropriate sexualization of children in their surveillance. (Schneider has sued for defamation).

After transmitting what can be a painful memory for great, Kelly suggested that her “problematic youth” does not make it qualified to express a political opinion.

“It was exploited when I was young; it is not pleasant. It is actually quite sad,” Kelly said. “But now he has decided to take that problematic youth and turn him around to make constitutional judgments about our president.”

“I think many things happened in that Set Nickelodeon that has never developed completely,” Kelly continued, “and I think Ariana Grande should work on her own well -being and maintain her constitutional thoughts for herself.”