The rich Hollywood celebrities who have enough money to stay home for years are preaching to the rest of us. 

That we shouldn’t be allowed to go to work to support our families and re-open the economy so the country doesn’t go into total meltdown. 

Some of the celebrities are filled with fear and others just want to keep the economy tanking so Trump won’t win the election. Some, like Cher, appreciate the closing of businesses and cars being off the road because there are less carbon emissions. 

These out-of-touch celebrities have never lived in the real world. While the rest of us are struggling to pay our bills, find stores that are open to buy things, and are stuck at home with the internet, TV, books and little else, the poor celebrities are stuck in their huge mansions with their pools, game rooms, and fully stocked refrigerators. Their charity concerts and Instagram “we’re all in this together” posts show chandeliers and bars in their living room. Big sacrifice. 

Their suffering includes not being able to have their housekeepers, chefs, landscapers, fitness trainers and hair and make-up people show up at their homes every day. 

Outraged that people want the economy re-opened and that Trump wants to do the same, they are hurling their usual vitriol at the president because he formed a council to reopen America. 

Economics expert Alyssa Milano tweeted, “Where are the public health experts? Where are the doctors? Where are the scientists?” 

Dear Alyssa… if your left wing propagandists on CNN and MSNBC would show Trump’s press conferences, you might see some. 

Hollywood director Ava DuVernay tweeted, “we don’t trust Trump and these criminals.” 

Actor-comedian Andy Richter said, “Look, you’re free to think these are end times, but this is really putting your thumb on the scale.” 

Others called Trump’s council “The Death Squad.” 

It’s quite clear that celebrities, Democrat politicians and their left wing media buddies are willing to destroy us to destroy President Trump. That’s nothing new. It’s just shocking that they will still use this strategy during a pandemic.