Jane Lynch slammed Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Friday, following the politician’s clash with moderate candidate Mayor Pete Buttigieg during Thursday night’s Democratic presidential debate.

„Hello everyone. Billionaires in wine caves have as much right to say who gets to be president as waitresses in diners and plumbers in my bathroom,“ Lynch wrote on Twitter. „Class warfare is ugly, @ewarren.“

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„Respectfully, I do understand her point,“ Lynch added. „I don’t like the delivery system. It’s an encouragement of class warfare. I don’t like it when Trump does it. I don’t like it when @ewarren does it.“

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Warren had criticized Buttigieg for hosting private fundraisers with wealthy donors, especially at a billionaire-owned winery in Napa Valley last weekend: „Billionaires in wine caves should not pick the next president of the United States,“ she said.

Unlike Buttigieg, Warren has refused to fund her presidential campaign with big-money donors: „I do not sell access to my time,“ she declared on the debate stage.

Buttigieg responded by noting that he’s the only candidate of the seven onstage who’s not a millionaire or a billionaire.

„This is the problem with issuing purity tests you yourself cannot pass,“ he added.

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Lynch praised Buttigieg in a subsequent tweet, expressing confusion about the „vitriol“ he inspires online.

„He’s so smart, well intentioned and capable,“ the 59-year-old actress wrote. „He’s also GUILELESS. He never attacks anyone personally, he does not demonize. (See @ewarren Billionaire Tears Mug).“

Lynch gave $2,500 to Buttigieg in March, according to campaign finance website Open Secrets.

One of Warren’s key policy proposals is a steep tax on the wealthiest Americans, which has made her unpopular with many people who belong to that tax bracket. Riffing on this trend, Warren’s official online store currently sells mugs that feature the phrase „Billionaire Tears.“

Foto: Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Sen. Elizabeth Warren onstage during Thursday night’s Democratic presidential debate.sourceJustin Sullivan/Getty Images

Lynch, who is perhaps best known for her role on Fox’s „Glee,“ is worth an estimated $16 million.

She also praised Sen. Amy Klobuchar on Twitter, calling the candidate „presidential.“