Sally Field tosses Kamala Harris' signs in garbage bin after Donald Trump's election victory

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Sally Field got unexpected attention after she was snapped taking down Democrats Harris-Walz campaign signs outside her home.

The actress then tossed the cardboard in the nearby trash bin as Kamala Harris and her running mate Tim Walz lost to Republicans on November 5. 

One of the signs dumped by Field also read, “Vote pro-choice, pro-equality, pro-democracy by November 5.” 

The celebrated actress, along with her son, posed with Harris-Walz merchandise a day before election day encouraging voters to support Democrats. 

“Whether you’re a Democrat, a Republican or an Independent – vote for Democracy, for human rights, for women’s rights, for sanity, for hope, for @kamalaharris & @timwalz,” she captioned on Instagram.

Field immediately endorsed Harris after Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential race in June, reported New York Post.   

Netizens react to Sally Field trashing Harris-Walz sign after defeat

Internet shared their take on viral images of the actress taking down the signs outside her home and putting them in garbage bin after November 5 results. 

A user trolled over X, "Wasted time putting one up in the first place."

"I don’t care who Sally Field votes for; I still adore her because she’s an amazing actress. End of story," a fan commented.

Another joked, "I thought this was a picture of Steve Bannon coming home after getting out of jail."

"What else would you expect her do with them?" one reasoned. 

"Well, yeah. The election is over. Hate having signs up after their expiration date. It's unnecessary clutter," another wrote. 

"Never heard of her, she kind of seems like a karen," an individual said. 

Another said, "Wasn't she leaving??? Must be cleaning up the joint for the new owners."

"Why did she have that garbage out in the first place???" a user poked fun at her.

"The enthusiasm and energy for Kamala was all propaganda. If I were gaslit like that I would be pissed and junk the signs too," a user opined.

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