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Jon Stewart
In the week before the election, former Daily Show host recalled the Twitter spat Trump started against him. With regards to the candidate's insistence that the polls are rigged, Stewart said: "You live in a tower with your name on it in gold. How much better would you be if The Man wasn’t keeping you down?”

 

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Zachary Quinto
"Donald Trump is a buffoon," says Quinto, who plays Spock in Star Trek: Beyond. "He is a dangerously egomaniacal horrible person. It's unsettling how unethical he is. I loathe him, I actually loathe him."
"But there are a lot of people in [the US] who are somehow blind to what, to me, seems so transparent," he told Shortlist magazine. "It's an embarrassment to our country to consider how you all must look at us."

 

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Martin Amis
The acclaimed novelist doesn’t have a high opinion of The Donald's literary output. Reviewing Trump’s new book, Crippled America, for Harper’s magazine, Amis wrote:
“Emotionally primitive and intellectually barbaric, the Trump manifesto would be a reasonably good sick joke — if it weren’t for one deeply disturbing observation … Every now and again, Americans feel the need to exalt and heroize an ignoramus.”

 

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Jennifer Lawrence
The Oscar-winning actress told US Vogue, “If Donald Trump is president of the United States, it will be the end of the world… I was raised a Republican, but I just can’t imagine supporting a party that doesn't support women's basic rights.”

 

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The country trio, who have won 13 Grammys, recently performed in Cincinnati in front of an enormous, defaced poster of Donald Trump, showing the Republican with a moustache and devil-horns.
Singer Natalie Maines had previously tweeted: “As long as Donald Trump’s decisions for America are as solid as his decision about his hair, we’re in good shape.”
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Jerry Springer
In an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, the TV host and former said Trump’s entertainment value should not be confused with presidential credentials: “For us, it’s entertainment right now, but good lord, this is serious. Donald’s an entertainer… He has no knowledge or the temperament or the understanding of the decisions you have to make [to be president].”
He continued: “I don’t believe he is evil, that this is all a show, but the fact that he plays it as a show, shows a disrespect for the country.”

 

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Stephen King
"A Trump presidency scares me more than anything else," the master of modern horror said in a recent interview.
His Twitter feed also features a range of anti-Trump bon mots: “That anyone in America would even CONSIDER voting for this rabid coyote leaves me speechless.”
In another tweet, he wrote: “Say, here’s an idea! Let’s turn America’s nukes over to a bad-tempered asshole with no knowledge of foreign policy. What could go wrong?” King is just one of more than 600 US authors who recently signed an open letter denouncing Trump.

 

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Cher
Cher has described Trump as a “bigot”, “a pathological liar”, “a facist” and “disgusting & despicable”. When the singer was asked on Twitter if she would pose for a photo with him, she replied, “I RATHER STICK NEEDLES IN MY EYES”, before adding, “IF HE WERE TO BE ELECTED, I’m MOVING TO JUPITER”.

 

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Susan Sarandon
“I can’t believe for a second that America would actually make Donald Trump the president,” the Oscar-winning actress told TYT politics. “He reminds me of a drunk uncle at a wedding who gets up and starts talking… and says whatever can to get a reaction. He’s like a figure from a Kurt Vonnegut novel… He’s made hatred and racism normal.”

 

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Michael Moore
“His populism is filled with hate and racism and xenophobia,” the documentary-maker has said. “Throughout history there have been populists who say a few things that appeal to the masses, especially the working class to get their support, when their larger agenda is pretty damn scary.”
Moore had quietly been working on a new film, Michael Moore in Trumpland, which he released in a surprise move on 19 October.

 

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Miley Cyrus
“Donald Trump is a f------ nightmare,” the singer wrote on Instagram. She later addressed Trump directly: “YOU DT ARE NOT GOD NO MATTER HOW MUCH YOU THINK YOU ARE!!!”
“He thinks he is the f------ chosen one or some shit!” she complained. “We're all just f------ jam between his rich ass toes! Honestly f--- this s--- I am moving if this is my president! I don't say things I don't mean!”

 

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JK Rowling
The creator of Harry Potter was shocked to learn that people were comparing Trump to Voldemort. “How horrible,” she tweeted. “Voldemort was nowhere near as bad.”

 

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George Clooney
Speaking to the Guardian, the actor called Trump an “opportunist” and “a xenophobic fascist”. In February, he told The Telegraph that he didn't think Trump would ever follow through on his policies: “This xenophobic, fascist theory that we are going to ban Muslims from our country, or we are going to kick 12 million Mexicans back down to the border and build a wall they are going to pay for - none of that is ever going to happen.”

 

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Eva Longoria
The Desperate Housewives star is no fan of The Donald, telling E! magazine that his words “create emotional poison”, before comparing his rhetoric to Hitler’s.

 

[StevieRay]

Lol. Not a person I care about on here Worthless. No Clue. Have no idea in their fantasy world

 

[Willie99]

two of my favorites, guess I'm going to have gag them next time

 

[Willie99]

skank city baby, great person to oppose women's rights and sexism, fucking idiots

 

[Dave007inVegas]

The CNUTS gallery.

Donald Trump haters: 'I pray for sanity to return to the White House' Jennifer Lawrence, John Legend and other celebrity critics of the US president

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Well I pray for a 3 way with Kate Middleton and Melania Trump.
I bet we'll all be disappointed.