Actress Zelda Williams, daughter of the late Robin Williams, has taken on Donald Trump’s son Eric, who posted on Twitter a video of the comedian poking fun at Joe Biden, the President’s Democratic rival.
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There’s always great comedy around here, Robin Williams said in a comedy show in 2009. There’s always Joe Biden rambling.
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This excerpt was posted on Twitter by Eric Trump last Thursday. He commented that it was an attack wild
towards the aspiring Democrat for the presidency.
Zelda Williams responded on Twitter to the President’s son.
As we take out memories (to promote a political cause) you should see what [mon père] said about your father. I did it. I promise you, it’s a lot more “wild”.
Trump is a scary man
, he said in a show in 2012. He had, among other things, made fun of his comments about his daughter, Ivanka, whom the US president complimented for her physical appearance. This is a man who said “my daughter is hot”. Even the folks in Arkansas thought, “This is… not correct.”
At the end of her Twitter post, Zelda Williams invited the American people to vote in the November presidential election. A little reminder that the dead cannot vote, but the living can.
The 31-year-old actress posted a message on Monday, on the eve of the sixth anniversary of the death of her father, who took his life at 63, urging those in distress to seek help. .
She also indicated that she would not be present on social networks on the occasion of this anniversary, where each year, she says she finds it difficult to be inundated with memories of other people rather than her own.
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