US EditionSarah Jessica Parker Defends Not Posting About Politics: “FDR Was Elected Without Social Media”
UNITED STATES, JUL 8 – Sarah Jessica Parker prefers offline political engagement, emphasizing thoughtful communication over social media posts during the 2024 election cycle, supporting candidates privately.
- Sarah Jessica Parker defended her choice to avoid complex political discussions on social media during a recent podcast appearance.
- She explained that social media platforms are unsuitable for nuanced conversation and noted many elected officials, including FDR in 1932, succeeded without them.
- Parker shared that she prefers to be vocal only in ways she feels comfortable, focusing on educated opinions and avoiding quick, superficial debates.
- In October 2024, she took to Instagram to endorse the sitting Vice President and the governor of Minnesota, encouraging support for causes such as education and voting rights.
- Her stance suggests a deliberate approach to political engagement emphasizing thoughtful communication beyond social media’s limits and multiple forms of civic participation.
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World NewsSarah Jessica Parker Defends Not Posting About Politics: “FDR Was Elected Without Social Media”
Sarah Jessica Parker defended her decision to not post about politics online and argued that 'FDR was elected without social media.'
Sarah Jessica Parker Explains Why She Doesn’t Talk Politics Online: ‘FDR Was Elected Without Social Media’
Sarah Jessica Parker does not think she needs to talk politics on social media in order to push a message forward, sharing that nuance is lost in the abbreviated platforms and, after all, “FDR was elected without” it. While speaking with Nicolle Wallace on MSNBC’s “The Best People” podcast, the “And Just Like That” star explained her philosophy on being discerning about where and when she shares her political opinions, and why she largely avoids…
Sarah Jessica Parker avoids talking about politics online
Sex and The City star Sarah Jessica Parker admits she tries to avoid talking about politics and complex issues on social media because it''s not "a place that’s deserving of any real complicated conversation".
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