Fuckers slam Bette Midler for Melania Trump's vulgar tweet

Beyond her music and Broadway performances, Bette Midler has made a name on Twitter for talking about politics and the heckling of Donald Trump and his presidency. But even the fans, who like Middler's talent and agree with her politically, think she went too far with her latest search at Melania Trump.

On Wednesday, the 72-year-old actress and singer released a photo taken from a photo taken during the 2000 British GQ cover. One of the photos of the first lady, then of Melania Knauss, showed her in an airplane cockpit, representing a lean and futuristic dress on which her breasts were mostly exposed.

Middler subtitled this @FLOTUS photo: "The Air Force One upholstered furniture dry cleaning bill must be foolish", along with the #FLOTITS hashtag.

Commentators have described it as "filthy," "jealous," "bitter," "hopeless," and "petty," according to Yahoo.com.

Such criticism did not seem to come only from Trump supporters and the first family. This also comes from those who say they are fans of Midler. These fans lamented the fact that she had spit something so "petty" or that a declared defender of women's rights would denigrate another woman for her body or appearance.

"You are considered by some as an icon as a defender of women … it's so disgusting! What happened to all women should be raised? What did this woman ever do? You should be ashamed of yourself so disappointing. "

You are considered by some as an icon as a defender of women … it's so disgusting! What happened to all women should be raised? What did this woman ever do? You should be ashamed of you so disappointing

– Bella Anima (@ angela214) November 15, 2018

Some have said that Midler should reserve his criticism to the president himself.

I am a big fan for decades of your various talents in entertainment.

Please, take the high road, do not stick in the mud in front of unearned targets.

You are better than a tweet on FLOTUS.
Is the Baron the next?

It's fine if you tweet your views on POTUS all night and every day.#smh

– RodBenderz (@ d1hoops) November 15, 2018

But another fan said Melania Trump was a critical game – but deserved it only for her "dangerous" actions as the first lady, which could include her perceived insensitivity to the child separation crisis with her controversial u ? Or his recent public clash with Assistant National Security Advisor Mira Ricardel. The Washington Post, Josh Rogin, wrote that the unprecedented shame of the first lady toward a senior US foreign policy official was jeopardizing our national security.

"I love you and hate this whole family, but no. Just no, "wrote the fan. "Separate his dangerous actions, not his body / his use."

I love you and hate all this family but no. Just not. Separate his dangerous actions, not his body / his use.

Women deserve better than that.

– Mombi (@MaynanMombi) November 15, 2018

Whether or not Midler was bothered by such criticism, she did not let it appear and took up the torch on Twitter Thursday and Friday, Trump blasting for his attacks on the special advocate Robert Mueller or the show a sharp question Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, White House advisers to the White House, for their alleged proximity to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, facing a thorough examination of the role he would have played in the assassination of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Midler has already been confronted with serious negative reactions before, for tweets that even fans think wrongly, politically or culturally, said Deadline. Last month, Midler posted a tweet that was supposed to be pro-feminist, but called it racially insensitive, as it wrote that "women are the keyword of the world" and the most disrespectful creatures of the planet. "

According to Deadline, the tweet deleted since Oct. 4 was a paraphrase of the title of a 1972 song written by John Lennon and Yoko Ono.

The tweet said: "Women are the keyword of the world", raped, beaten, slaves, married, worked like dumb animals; deny education and inheritance; endure the pain and danger of childbirth and life silently for thousands of years. They are the most scorned creatures on the planet. "

Midler later apologized for her tweet, claiming that she was critical of the processing of the confirmation process of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Brett Kavanaugh, reported Deadline.