Jane Fonda was giddy Thursday night at the Women in Film Honors gala in Beverly Hills. The longtime political activist is riding the Election Day blue wave that helped the Democrats take control of the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate.
We can’t return to the old neoliberalism. We have to take off our corporate hat, take off our donor hat and start doing things that are going to help working people in this country and we have to rule with love. We don’t rule yet, but we have to block what’s bad and fight for what’s good.” She continued, “It’s not just about accountability and investigations because there’s so much corruption and criminality, but it also has to be about really putting power in the hands of working people and making life better for them.” Fonda said she knows a lot of the candidates who won their elections.
These are different kinds of people,” she said. They don’t want corruption.” Fonda was on hand the gala to help honor Salma Hayek, who received the Jane Fonda Humanitarian Award.
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