Baldwin, 60, a liberal activist who has toyed with running for office, in September 2000 denied ever having said “unequivocally” that he would leave the country if George W. Bush were elected president. Bush was, and Baldwin didn’t.
This year’s event, scheduled for Sunday, October 14 at Manchester Downtown Hotel, is billed as the “inaugural” Eleanor Roosevelt Dinner.
Before 2016, the annual fund raiser was known as the Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, after the two prominent 19th century presidents whom Democrats consider to be the party’s founders. But then party officials changed the name because Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson owned slaves.
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4 comments:
Pathetic
One ass to a room full of them
Who cares what a washed up old actor has to say.
Sounds about right. Didn't Eleanor have a girlfriend hidden in the wings for an extended time?
Alec can appear in drag.
And who cares about Alec Baldwin? Don't think he has anything to be proud of!
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