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two_iron · Dec 20, 2023

two_iron · Dec 20, 2023

two_iron · Dec 20, 2023

two_iron · Dec 20, 2023

two_iron · Dec 20, 2023

beagle9 · Dec 20, 2023

two_iron said:
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One can imagine, but probably not.

Lakhota · Dec 20, 2023

BREAKING: Actor Robert De Niro blasts indicted 2024 Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, declares that President Biden “on a gurney” is way better than another four years of “evil” traitor Trump as president.

Unfortunately for Trump, DeNiro didn’t stop there, declaring, “I think that if Biden was on a gurney and couldn’t move anything but his eyes to blink ‘yes’ or ‘no,’ he’s our person. There’s no way that he’s not the guy to take Trump down.”

In a call to action, De Niro says he hopes everybody gets out to vote.

“It’s a lot,” he told Rolling Stone while choking up. “I have no choice but to plow through. And my biggest concern now, with everything else, is us getting out of this situation with a monster in Trump. This is a classic grift. This is unreal.”

“If you look at other totalitarian countries like Nazi Germany or the Soviet Union, it will affect everybody in ways you can’t even imagine,” De Niro added.

The actor said he did not think Trump was a “monster” when he was first elected, but his thoughts have since shifted towards the former president.

“I thought, ‘Maybe he’ll straighten out.’ Now, this guy is beyond dangerous and I just hope people can realize it. Once you go down that road, it won’t be easy to come back.”

Earlier this month, Trump railed against De Niro after the actor criticized the former president in a speech last month at the Gotham Awards. Trump responded, arguing De Niro “should focus on his life, which is a mess, rather than the lives of others.”

Asked about Trump’s response to the speech, De Niro said, “The problem is people respond to him. God forbid he did become president — this is a road where, if we go down it, it will be very hard to turn around.”

De Niro even quoted former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.), a staunch critic of Trump, telling Rolling Stone, “As Liz Cheney said, ‘He will not leave,'” and later called the Jan. 6 Capitol riot and Trump’s alleged efforts to stay in power “unbelievable.”