shockedcanadian
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Sorry, but another unfair attack by Hollywood elite, of which Clooney is high up on the food chain. Where were these same comments when Obama went on the campaign trail for many days and interviews to try and help Clinton win the election? Was it not important for him to focus on running the country when he spent many hours on this?
Regular Americans don't preaches to Streep or Clooney on how to be an actor/actress, don't preach to America politics or how to vote.
One final and obvious note. No, he's not supposed to be running the country, he isn't the president yet...
'Aren’t you supposed to be running the country?': George Clooney defends Meryl Streep's anti-Trump speech
Many celebrities have since come out in support of Streep, including George Clooney, a Clinton supporter and Streep’s former co-star, who sarcastically said Monday at a reception for The Clooney Foundation for Justice, “I’ve always said that about Meryl. She’s maybe the most overrated actress of all-time. She and I worked together on Fantastic Mr. Fox as husband and wife and I will tell you even as a fox, a female fox, she’s overrated.”
He added, in Trump’s direction, “Aren’t you supposed to be running the country? I didn’t vote for him, I don’t support him, I don’t think he’s the right choice. At this moment in our lives we have to hope that he doesn’t destroy everything. The reality is you have to hope he will do a decent job because if the United States fails, really terrible things happen, so you have to hope that he can.”
But, Clooney said, “I don’t see any signs of it.”
Making note of a “lucky” history of presidents, Clooney suggested that the U.S. got “a little unlucky with Bush.”
“I think we’re going to be a little unlucky now,” the actor added.
Regular Americans don't preaches to Streep or Clooney on how to be an actor/actress, don't preach to America politics or how to vote.
One final and obvious note. No, he's not supposed to be running the country, he isn't the president yet...
'Aren’t you supposed to be running the country?': George Clooney defends Meryl Streep's anti-Trump speech
Many celebrities have since come out in support of Streep, including George Clooney, a Clinton supporter and Streep’s former co-star, who sarcastically said Monday at a reception for The Clooney Foundation for Justice, “I’ve always said that about Meryl. She’s maybe the most overrated actress of all-time. She and I worked together on Fantastic Mr. Fox as husband and wife and I will tell you even as a fox, a female fox, she’s overrated.”
He added, in Trump’s direction, “Aren’t you supposed to be running the country? I didn’t vote for him, I don’t support him, I don’t think he’s the right choice. At this moment in our lives we have to hope that he doesn’t destroy everything. The reality is you have to hope he will do a decent job because if the United States fails, really terrible things happen, so you have to hope that he can.”
But, Clooney said, “I don’t see any signs of it.”
Making note of a “lucky” history of presidents, Clooney suggested that the U.S. got “a little unlucky with Bush.”
“I think we’re going to be a little unlucky now,” the actor added.