Who's up for Alyssa Milano's hysterical response to that New York Times op-ed?

Resistance warrior Alyssa Milano has gone so far as to dress up like Strawberry Shortcake to keep Brett Kavanaugh from being confirmed to the Supreme Court, so it’s no wonder that not only would she swallow Wednesday’s anonymous New York Times op-ed hook, line, and sinker, but also tie it to the Kavanaugh hearing.

Donald Trump’s own cabinet considered invoking the 25TH AMENDMENT TO REMOVE HIM from office and yet we are allowing him and the Republican’s who support him to choose a Supreme Court Justice who believes he can pardon himself?!?!

What country is this?

— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) September 5, 2018

Well, if it’s the country that has a 25th Amendment, it’s probably America, where the president nominates Supreme Court justices and citizens can be as hysterical as they want on social media and still score acting gigs on internet-only fat-shaming shows. And apparently, it’s also the country where the nation’s biggest newspaper will publish an anonymous opinion piece as long as it’s critical of Trump.

I don't know what country you just described. Your mention of things like the 25th Amendment and Supreme Court sound like America, but the rest was gibberish.

Can we get another hint? https://t.co/kfAEzE3b09

— Eric Spencer (@JustEric) September 5, 2018

Pay no attention to that Constitution behind the curtain.

— AN (@Xanboni) September 5, 2018

https://twitter.com/DavidSeel7/status/1037461241495732224

I’ve got a large wager that you haven’t a clue what the 25th Amendment entails.

— Davetomyn (@TokyoPreneur) September 5, 2018

Ah, the ramblings of an ignorant, wannabe Constitutional scholar invoking the 25th Amendment. Please enlighten us with your vast knowledge on the subject….outside of the Woodward book & mass hysteria from @CNN and @MSNBC. Your stupidity is only outdone by your madness. #MAGA

— paulyballgame (@paulyballgame) September 5, 2018

It's a country where, like it or not, Donald Trump is STILL the POTUS and he therefore has every LEGAL right under the Constitution to pick a Supreme Court Justice (though he DOESN'T have a "legal" right under the Constitution to "pardon" himself if he gets impeached). https://t.co/OFQzvgsWrh

— Tony Banks (@maskedvoyeur) September 5, 2018

Some deep state holdover in the WH wrote an anonymous op-ed in the NY Times (as opposed to an actual news outlet) and Dems seriously think that should affect the operation of gov't?

Nope. This is America, Sam from Who's the Boss. https://t.co/qn6eMj6zz1

— International House of Bencakes (@Bennettruth) September 5, 2018

So because some yahoos want to subvert a lawful election, you think that's ok?

Got it. https://t.co/0lSHypRRsv

— Liberty Never Sleeps (@realLibertyTom) September 5, 2018

A country of laws, where we don't decide who gets to be President by who throws the biggest hissy-fit. https://t.co/n7ZjLEM5tJ

— SpartacusMaven (@Killmaven) September 5, 2018

the country where @realDonaldTrump won the election and you delusional folks can't accept it. #USA #MAGA

— KC King (@KingHogFan) September 5, 2018

It’s a Republic, thank you very much. We voted and he won. The liberal left loonies like yourself, and some Never Trumper neocons should just enjoy your low unemployment numbers & huge gains in the stock market like the rest of us. You’re welcome.

— ??AmericanStrong (@fiscalconserve) September 5, 2018

A country where a bad actress can still collect a paycheck… https://t.co/Kkaf8k6PvY

— Richard Ireland ? ?? (@bk2seattle) September 5, 2018

Could you pay your 12 writers better so they could be inspired to come up with better tweets?

— Fluffernutter Spunkin Bronuts (@SpunkinBronuts) September 5, 2018

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Handmaid's FAIL: Alyssa Milano protests Brett Kavanaugh in what looks to be a repurposed Little Red Riding Hood costume https://t.co/WVUiPrChvr

— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) August 20, 2018