So-called comedian Kathy Griffin admitted in the aftermath of her holding a bloody, severed head that resembled Donald Trump that the former president “broke” her, but perhaps we still don’t know to what degree she is damaged goods.
Griffin allowed a troubling peek inside during an interview with Vulture that aired this week, where she admitted to meowing like a cat and mooing like a cow during yoga to help deal with her Trump-induced PTSD — naturally, as a raging liberal, she takes on the role of victim in opting to pose with the bloody prop.
Vulture noted: “She was the subject of a monthslong federal investigation, battled an addiction to pills, attempted suicide, and was diagnosed with lung cancer, which resulted in losing half of her left lung — all of which contributed to a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder.”
“It’s when I get on all fours like a kitty cat and then I arch my back and I am instructed by my teacher to say the word meow. I feel like a f*cking fool, but I do it,” Griffin said.
“And then I un-arch my back and — wait for it — I ‘moo’ like a cow,” she added. “PTSD is a bitch, and when I get PTSD attacks, I can’t stop vomiting. So if I have to meow like a kitty cat and moo like a cow, I’m gonna f*cking do it.”
Perhaps, Griffin should pick up on a tendency to do stupid things others tell her to do.
With her career all but over, Griffin is trying to capitalize on the alleged trauma she suffered in paying the consequences for such a reprehensible act by setting out on a “My Life on the PTSD-List” tour, which she says is the result of a Justice Department investigation over the photo shoot involving the fake severed head of a sitting U.S. president.
“I actually do have PTSD, and I’m laughing because I thought that was only for combat veterans,” she told Vulture.
And to be clear, none of the misfortune she has endured is her fault.
“But apparently if you’re put under investigation by the Department of Justice, and the president wants you to be charged with conspiracy to assassinate the president, and you’re put on the No Fly List, and then your tour is canceled because of bomb threats, and then your phone doesn’t ring for six years, and then you get cancer and lose part of your voice ’cause half of your lung is gone, you gotta laugh about it,” Griffin said.
Banking on the notion that enough time has passed sine the 2017 photo shoot, Griffin is hoping that people have forgiven and/or forgotten.
“Something has happened where it’s almost like America has finally forgiven me or something,” she said. “All of a sudden, I got a call from the Mirage in Vegas, and they were the first to say, ‘Yes, we want you to do a show,’ and it sold out.”
“After this long dry spell, all of a sudden I got a call from a manager, and he got me an agent, and this tour came together, like, two weeks ago,” Griffin continued. “So it’s been a shift.”
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Tom Tillison grew up in Maryland before moving to Central Florida as a young teen. It is in the Sunshine State that he honed both his passion for politics and his writing skills. Tillison also contributes to BizPac Review.
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