Staff Reports
The awards season in Hollywood has finally come to a close, and just like any other election year, Tinseltown is in a tizzy over the potential return of former President Donald Trump to the White House.
Liberal Media Scream: Hollywood’s freaks over Trump https://t.co/Fgp9BxSTwB
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) March 12, 2024
Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel couldn’t resist taking aim at Trump, which prompted a swift response from the former president himself. Kimmel’s jabs were met with a snarky retort from Trump, who didn’t hold back. And of course, the audience ate it up.
But the real showstopper of the night was actor Robert De Niro, who didn’t mince words when it came to his feelings about Trump. In a fiery appearance on Bill Maher’s show, De Niro didn’t hold back in expressing his disdain for the former president, much to the delight of the audience.
De Niro pulled no punches, labeling Trump as a “total monster” and warning of the potential for a “nightmare” if he were to be reelected. De Niro’s scathing remarks didn’t end there, as he threw out a laundry list of insults, painting Trump as a “sociopathic, psychopathic, malignant narcissist” and even going as far as to call him an “idiot” and a “clown.”
The political rants from these high and mighty Hollywood elites may just end up doing more harm than good for their cause. It’s no secret that the left-leaning views of these celebrities often fall on deaf ears when it comes to swaying public opinion, especially when it comes to rallying support for the Democratic candidate and denouncing the Republican candidate.
In the grand scheme of things, the over-the-top political tirades from Hollywood’s glitterati can often have the opposite effect, driving more individuals to throw their support behind Trump than dissuading anyone from backing him. After all, how many people are truly swayed by the predictable left-wing rhetoric from the Hollywood crowd? Not the folks who are drawn to Trump, that’s for sure.
This performance by De Niro gets a roaring FIVE out of FIVE SCREAMS. Let’s see if Hollywood can keep up the dramatics until the next election cycle!
