“Middle” star. Patricia Heaton makes known his position towards politics after ex of President Donald Trump claiming the US presidency.

“Everybody Loves Raymond” alum took to social media on Saturday, condemning the “media” and “pundits” for their coverage of 2024 presidential election results.

“To all these extremists who are allowed TV time, who have told women this is going to happen to them, shame on you! Shame on you!” Heaton said in a video posted on Xreferring to controversial anti-abortion laws that some left-wing politicians, including Trump’s opponent Vice President Kamala Harriscoined as “Trump’s Abortion Bans.”

She also accused news organizations of spreading misinformation: “It looks like there are some really vulnerable people here that you’ve targeted and created fear and you need to get back on the air and tell them that things will be okay and tell them. that I’m fine”.

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In response to the 2024 presidential election results and Trump’s return to the White House, some women have protested in unique ways, from wearing blue bracelets to Movement 4B. In the video, Heaton claims that women also shave their heads after elections.

“I’ve also seen a lot of response videos, especially from women crying, screaming, shaving their heads, saying they’re going to be jailed or arrested or killed or hunted or whatever,” Heaton said, addressing to such people. posts.

Heaton told his 570,000 followers that “only Jesus is the same yesterday, today and forever. Put your faith in Him, not in men, not in man’s institutions, not in human institutions’ and ‘we must pray for’ those women.

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Heaton, a self-proclaimed pro-life actress, helped found it Coalition October 7 nonprofit to advocate for Christians in support of the Jewish people. She called the election result “very good for the Jewish people,” she noted he had just returned from a week-long trip to Israel.

She also continued to criticize news organizations that refer to “uneducated voters,” U.S. citizens without a college or post-secondary education, as a voting bloc.

“Also, stop saying people who voted differently than you are ‘uneducated,'” Heaton said, telling news organizations to learn a lesson “about defaming people who feel differently than you do, who have different needs than you do, who have legitimate complaints. dismissing them as uneducated. when will you learn

Heaton’s comments come amid a highly sensitive time in American politics, as conservatives celebrate Trump’s return to the White House and liberals launch a post-mortem to confront the results of this year’s election, in which former Vice President Harris he lost every battleground state and ultimately the popular vote.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Patricia Heaton slams ‘extremists’ who she said ‘got scared’