Celebrities like Alec Baldwin and Sharon Stone often come off as condescending towards the American public, despite their own controversies and perceived 'elitist' attitudes.
The article criticizes Hollywood stars who believe they are superior to everyday Americans, highlighting the irony of their self-satisfied proclamations amidst personal failures.
Responses to Baldwin and Stone illustrate a broader frustration with how celebrities communicate about political issues, often perceived as out of touch with average citizens.
Critics express irritation at the perceived hypocrisy of celebrities who threaten to leave the country over election results, suggesting they are childish and self-important.
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