Internet brushes off Hillary Clinton's 'cringe' remarks on Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig Oscars snub

WASHINGTON, DC: The Oscar nominations for the movie 'Barbie' have sparked controversy, particularly with Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig snub. This has triggered widespread outrage on social media, drawing attention from internet users celebrities, and politicians, including Hillary Clinton.

The former First Lady recently addressed the issue in a tweet, amplifying the public outcry.

Hillary's tweet comes amidst her return to the public eye in New York City, marking her first appearance since the unsealing of court documents detailing her husband Bill Clinton's alleged connections to Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender.

Robbie and Gerwig snub at the Oscars has not only incited online backlash but has also elicited responses from their 'Barbie' co-star, Ryan Gosling. Gosling expressed disappointment in a statement, asserting that both Robbie and Gerwig deserved nominations. However, internet users questioned his sincerity and urged him not to attend the Oscars.

Contrary to the prevailing sentiment, Whoopi Goldberg has offered a different perspective, stating that Robbie and Gerwig were not snubbed at the Oscars. The differing opinions on this matter continue to fuel discussions and debates.

Hillary Clinton speaks out in support of Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig

Following the noticeable omission of Robbie and Gerwig from the Best Actress and Best Director nominations for the 96th Academy Awards, Clinton expressed her opinion on X and Instagram, as reported by People. In her statement on X, Clinton conveyed her belief that both women were unjustly snubbed by the Academy.

On X, Clinton's message read, "Greta & Margot, while it can sting to win the box office but not take home the gold, your millions of fans love you. You’re both so much more than Kenough. #HillaryBarbie"

Clinton's remarks coincided with a surge of support for Robbie and Gerwig following the announcement of the Oscar nominations.

According to People, 'Barbie' itself secured eight nominations, including a notable nod for Best Picture at the upcoming ceremony.

Gerwig received recognition with a nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay, sharing the honor with her husband and co-writer, Noah Baumbach.

Additionally, Robbie, as a producer of the movie alongside her husband Tom Ackerley, and co-producers David Heyman and Robbie Brenner, is also included in the movie's Best Picture nomination.

Internet users call Hillary Clinton 'cringe'

A user wrote, "grandma ate, but get her to bed"

Another user wrote, "No one asked her"

A user commented, "Crooked Hillary we don’t need your input"

Another user commeted, "She’s so cringe"

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