Uh-oh, someone alert the elders, Cher is upset during elections… again.
But, guys, she typed in all CAPS, so she’s, like, super serious!
The only thing I agree with her on is, yes, none of these Democrats can beat Trump.
Also, just to remind y’all… she’s a 73-year-old woman.

The Daily Wire shared some fun insight:
Let’s unpack that dense tweet. First, Cher apparently thinks winning a majority of (emoji of U.S. flag) will win the 2020 election. It won’t. Hillary Clinton won 65 million votes to President Trump’s 63 million votes in 2016, but lost the Electoral College 304-227.
She rightfully calls for a candidate who can “inspire Americans of all colors,” but then throws in fighting “to the end, as a family.” Who knows what that means.
And Cher calls for a “magnetic” leader — apparently a jab at the lackluster candidates atop the heap right now, like Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, as well as former vice president Joe Biden. “Impeccable background”? Not likely, because everyone who has been in politics invariably makes a few mistakes and has a few skeletons in the closet.
But Cher was right on when she called for prayers — especially with that field of candidates.
Cher is notorious for sharing her ‘super educated’ opinions on Twitter and their cringe meter hasn’t declined over the years. Not even a little bit.
According to The Daily Wire:
In May 2019, Cher wrote on Twitter: “Been giving impeachment much thought throughout the day & I would [heart emoji] 2 see Trump impeached, brought 2 trial, [locked] up in [chain emoji], & boy toy of Big Bubba. My Delight In Seeing trump Run Out Of Town On a Rail, Is More Likely [heart emoji] over [brain emoji]. I WANT WHAT’S BEST 4 DEMOCRATS AND DEMOCRACY.”
She deleted that tweet and posted this winner instead –

Perhaps she realized that her suggestively rape-y and vicious mentions of Trump becoming a ‘boy toy’ and being ‘run out of town on a rail’ probably didn’t help the ‘do-gooder cause’ she was trying to paint.
I guess it’s about time for another farewell tour, eh?