Days ago, on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, actress Alyssa Milano took to Twitter to rail against Trump, whose “ideals” are the very opposite of those espoused by Dr. King and what this national holiday represents.
So, @realDonaldTrump, you can try to strip away our rights. But you will NEVER strip away our innate ability to DREAM.
And we will scream those dreams with love. And we will prevail. #LoveIsLouder #mlkday pic.twitter.com/5EHroCjzsK
— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) January 15, 2018
Sebastian Gorka, the former deputy assistant to Trump who was fired amid accusations of being a Nazi sympathizer, took to Twitter to lambast the actress for daring to criticize Dear Leader.
Dream away @Alyssa_Milano.
But in the real World @realDonaldTrump won on November 8th.
And he’s already done more for Americans – Black, White and all colors in between- that you EVER will.
— Sebastian Gorka DrG (@SebGorka) January 16, 2018
Of course, what would be a Trump supporter’s tweet without some glaring grammatical error? Milano, for her part, deftly points this out in the most brilliant way possible.
Than.
I know…English is hard when nazi is your first language. pic.twitter.com/9aa27Z9f53
— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) January 17, 2018
Not only has Gorka been accused of supporting neo-Nazis, but he has also been reported to have ties to an anti-Semitic Hungarian political party. The supposed association “forced him from the stage amid a barrage of questions over his links to the group” at a Georgetown event in April.
Perhaps an accused Nazi sympathizer shouldn’t be so eager to sanctimoniously grandstand on MLK Day. Of course, if he insists upon it, he should at least take care to check his spelling.
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