Rose McGowan calls Joe Biden and Democrats 'monsters' and 'frauds' after the DNC

Rose McGowan posted to Twitter on Thursday night criticizing the Democrats for not creating enough change and forcing voters to turn to President Trump.

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Rose McGowan posted to Twitter on Thursday night criticizing the Democrats for not creating enough change and forcing voters to turn to President Trump.

“What have the Democrats done to solve ANYTHING? Help the poor? No,” tweeted McGowan, “Help black & brown people? No. Stop police brutality? No. Help single mothers? No. Help children? No. You have achieved nothing. NOTHING. Why did people vote Trump? Because of you motherf*ckers.”

She even went as far as to call Joe Biden and the DNC monsters and frauds.

McGowan is known for her heavy involvement in the #METOO movement and is often the centre of controversy. Her most recent accusations are against Oscar-winning director Alexander Payne, whom she claims “groomed” her and raped her at the age of 15.

On Monday, the actress made a post to Instagram about the alleged sexual misconduct stating, “For years I had thought a man I had sexual relations with was a a sexual experience I had. I now know I was groomed. I auditioned for him at 15.”

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Last night I dropped a bomb of truth. For years I had thought a man I had sexual relations with was a a sexual experience I had. I now know I was groomed. I auditioned for him at 15. After my experience with him, I quit acting entirely until I was ‘discovered’ at 21. When that happened, I was like, fuck it, let’s do this. I even tweeted a congratulations on his Oscar win in 2012, that’s how deep in the Cult of Hollywood I was. It wasn’t until three weeks after the Weinstein story broke that I re-evaluated the situation. I feel badly about throwing a bomb into someone’s life and career, but I guess that’s social conditioning. I’m more sad than angry. Sad for 15 year-old me. Sad for the adult me that still thought it was a choice I made. Grooming is real. I want you all to know that it’s not your fault if you were mentally massaged into thinking it’s okay. It is not. I know this now. I would even go up to this director at events and ask him, with a smile, “remember when you had sex with me at 15?” And I would laugh it off. That is deep societal programming. If you are out there trying to have sex with an underage minor, you are committing a crime, even if the minor doesn’t know it. I was attracted to him, so I thought it was on me, but that’s not correct. I was not an adult. When it happened, I’d recently been left behind in Hollywood by a family member to fend for myself. The wolves preyed. Please recognize that if this has happened to you, the shame is not yours, it’s theirs. Give it back. Groomers are skilled operators and at 15, I was not aware of the warning signs. I named him on Twitter, but since Instagram is my softer side, I just don’t want his name here. Goddess bless us all, except for those that abuse their power. Here’s to freedom, yours and mine.

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“It wasn’t until three weeks after the Weinstein story broke that I re-evaluated the situation. I feel badly about throwing a bomb into someone’s life and career, but I guess that’s social conditioning,” said McGowan.

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