
Tom Hanks Blasted for ‘Disgusting’ Portrayal of a Racist Donald Trump Supporter
The Democrats have learned nothing since Trump’s election victory last November — and Tom Hanks’ latest skit proves it.
The actor appeared on Saturday Night Live at the weekend, portraying a racist Trump supporter wearing a MAGA hat who refuses to shake a black man’s hand.
Yep, they’re still playing the race card.
Yawn.
Not that the Democrats ever cared about black people. And black people know it.
That’s why Donald Trump won more black votes than any Republican candidate in the past 48 years.
Hypocritical Elitists
The Democrats are not the defenders of blacks. Rather, they are rich people pretending to be good people by calling working-class people stupid and racist for refusing to vote to make them even richer.
The Left operates as if it has moral authority at all times, even when it behaves like a criminal organization.
I suspect Tom Hanks and his inner circle of rich liberals are high-fiving each other over his SNL performance, oblivious to normal people’s disgust.
They really do believe they are superior to anyone who does not hold their views — politically, socially, religiously, or otherwise.
They live in their own elite bubble.
Barbara Streisand famously said that she didn’t know how George Bush became President, because no one she knew voted for him.
And that tells you everything you need to know about the entertainment industry, where dissenting opinions are as rare as the dodo bird.
Out of Touch
The hilarious part is that these same left-wing elitists who decry the coarsening of the culture — while virtue-signalling about diversity and inclusion — can’t help but continue to drive the wedge ever deeper between those who simply support rational policies that protect citizens, and those who think they are above that.
They are everything they protest against.
Tom Hanks has had some great roles in some great movies.
But we should always remember that he is just another liberal millionaire elitist who obviously has no clue what everyday people daily deal with, or think.
The entitled lives of celebrities are very, very different from the average person. And yet they continually tell us “how things should be”.
Whatever.
Simply changing the channel works quite well for me.
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Republished with thanks to The James Macpherson Report.
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Hollywood celebrities are out of touch with the reality of every day people . Too much cocaine ? Why take notice of anything they say? Multiple failed marriages, addictions, scandals –hardly sort of people who can be our moral guides .