“Omg CNN you are worse than MARSHA MARSHA MARSHA,” the actress and Trump supporter wrote. “Why don’t you report on JOE BIDEN AND HUNTER BIDEN reports and evidence of COLLUSION with UKRAINE RUSSIA AND CHINA? Instead of COVID COVID COVID. I pity your viewers who you control with FEAR FEAR FEAR”
Alley mentioned that she has friends who are very scared to contract the virus, and figured that it was because they were CNN viewers. “I decided to watch CNN myself to get a their viewpoint and oh my God DID I EVER!!!! IF YOU TOO WANT TO LIVE IN TERROR WATCH CNN!! FEAR OF DYING IS THEIR MANTRA! OMG!” she wrote.
Alley called out CNN for other “media blackouts.” “This is SERIOUS S***,” she insisted.
Alley also took aim at one CNN reporter in particular who “wears big glasses” quoting the lyrics to Don Henley’s “Dirty Laundry.”
“She’s the epitome of the bubble headed bleach blonde who came on at five to talk about the plane crash where everybody died…DELIGHTS in spreading bad news,” she said.
Between her heated tweets, Alley responded to another Twitter user, who said that they contracted the coronavirus and described the debilitating symptoms they experienced. “What a sad heartless human you turned out to be or maybe always were,” they concluded.
The actress then tried to sympathize with the user, mentioning she had friends who got the coronavirus. “I have empathy & sympathy for U & those who got sick & for those who lose their lives. The tweet subject matter was 24/7 fear mongering without ANY new solutions. Masks hands distance.”
She concluded her series of tweets this morning, asking her followers not to misinterpret her objection to “chronic fear [sic] mongering” with no solutions to “avoid the plague” as lacking empathy. “That’s a lie spread by Democrats who want to twist my words & make me seem unsympathetic,” she wrote. “Chronic FEAR mongering doesn’t help ANYONE physically or mentally.”
As of reporting, over nine million Americans have tested positive for the coronavirus. Additionally, 234,244 Americans have died from the illness.
