BARBARA STREISAND AND WHOOPI MAY LEAVE AMERICA”
In a recent appearance on “The Late Show” with Stephen Colbert, the iconic Barbra Streisand reiterated her unwavering stance on potentially leaving the United States if Donald Trump secures another term in office. Known for her unapologetic candor and active engagement in political discourse, Streisand’s comments reflect both her deep-seated aversion to Trump’s leadership and her steadfast commitment to transparent governance.
During the interview, conducted by Colbert, a vocal advocate for Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election, Streisand openly expressed her reluctance to continue residing in the U.S. under Trump’s presidency. When queried about her prospective destination in the event of departure, she casually remarked, “Probably England, I like England.” This sentiment echoes her previous assertion prior to the 2016 election, where she contemplated relocation to Canada or elsewhere if Trump emerged victorious.
Streisand’s stance, though consistent, contrasts with the decisions of several other prominent figures who had made similar pledges but ultimately chose to remain in the country post-2016. Noteworthy personalities such as Cher, Bryan Cranston, and Amy Schumer had also hinted at potential departures in the face of a Trump presidency, yet ultimately opted to stay.
Through her candid remarks and unwavering convictions, Streisand exemplifies a commitment to vocal advocacy and a principled approach to civic engagement, embodying the spirit of transparency and integrity in leadership.
