Maxine Waters Used Gala Honoring Her To Tell Trump To Resign: ‘Just Get Out!’

Left of left democrat Maxine Waters took an event meant to honor her and turned it into a bizarre anti-Trump show. At the TIME 100 Gala on Tuesday night, Waters called on President Trump to “please resign” so that she “won’t have to keep up this fight of your having to be impeached.”

Waters was prompted by a questioner who asked her if she had some advice for Trump, According to Fox News.  But instead of being genuine, she immediately reacted with an angry emotional outburst most liberals are known for.  “I don’t think you [Donald Trump] deserve to be there,” Waters said, referring to the current sitting president. “Just get out.”

Enjoy the “Best of the Worst of Maxine Waters” by watching the video below.  Be ready to laugh and contemplate crying that this person was somehow elected to political power.

Waters isn’t exactly known for her intelligence or integrity, and doubled down on that when using an event meant to honor her to tell Trump to “get out.” She has even called for a “paternal advisory” warning before Trump goes on TV to speak.

The annual TIME 100 gala in New York assembles celebrities and prominent figures to celebrate the world’s 100 most influential people according to TIME. In the 2018 TIME 100, Waters was named as one such influencer. Actor Yara Shahidi praised Waters as “so eloquent in letting the world, particularly the white men of Congress who dare test her acumen, know that she is not here for any nonsense.”  (It’s difficult not to laugh at that one. Waters probably has no idea what “acumen” even means.)

Of course, Tuesday night’s comments were relatively tame for leftists, and especially Waters, who has previously called Trump the “most horrible man I’ve ever seen in my life.” Last month, Trump said Waters suffers from a “very low IQ” and called on her to take an IQ test.  She responded by saying she would not be intimidated by him [president Trump].

This Company Allows Angry Members of the Public to ‘Teabag a Politician’

(ANTIMEDIA) Just about all of us have a politician we hate. It might be Donald Trump, Chuck Schumer, Mitch McConnell, or anyone else who has tied themselves to the Washington D.C. machine. People’s views are increasingly polarized, and this divisiveness is almost tangible — a scroll through almost any Facebook feed yields rants from women’s marchers and gun enthusiasts. Some Americans have found numerous creative ways to voice their disagreement — ”Periods for Pence” was one of the most creative.

And now another company is seeking to help people voice their anger with the political establishment. A company calling itself “Protest Teas” is giving us the opportunity to “teabag a politician,” and we’ve got to admit, boyish, dick-joke humor never felt so politically edgy.

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Their website lets you write a little note to your least favorite elected official, and for $10 (20% goes to charity), they deliver your civil disobedience to the office of your chosen target. They’ve got nonprofits that cater to people on both sides of the aisle, including the Wounded Warrior Project, the Testicular Cancer Society, Planned Parenthood, and the ACLU.

One of the people behind the project told Anti-Media they’ve already raised just under a thousand dollars for charities. He also mentioned that, as of yet, no Democrats have been “teabagged,” but that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan have each been popular targets.

Most of the “teabagging” has been done by women. Here are a few of the messages the company has seen so far:

“I have stopped eating cheetos because they remind me of you. Thanks, Trump.“

To McConnell: “I can see why you felt compelled to silence Elizabeth Warren. After all, you do hail from racism central, and the arcane rules you employed are a classic way to dodge yours and Session’s racist roots. Still, you didn’t do yourself any favors.”

While they see their mission as loosely aligned with the Boston Tea Party, the group is trying to add an air of satire to the notion of resistance. And instead of the late night hosts who lean almost exclusively to the left, they don’t want to play favorites.

The company told us that while they’re happy to “teabag” Democratic officials — even the untouchable Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren — they simply haven’t received any requests so far. However, they have received plenty of nasty emails from conservatives calling them “college snowflakes,” “a fake tea party,” and “a liberal conspiracy.”

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