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Joe Biden - "Time to put Trump in the bullseye."
Hollywood is gonna go bankrupt since most americans do NOT hate america or white men but they do despise perverts and child molesters.
https://dailycaller.com/2018/12/13/toto-hollywood-blacklists/
Remember Hollywood’s old obsession with the “blacklisting” of alleged communists?
Movie after movie captured that dark chapter in American history, each film wagging a cinematic finger at industry insiders who punished Communist sympathizers — or just folks suspected of harboring such thoughts.
Think “The Front,” “The Majestic,” “Trumbo,” “Guilty by Suspicion” and “Good Night, and Good Luck.”
That was then.
Today, people who hold what the Hollywood elite consider untenable views — such as those who believe in protecting the U.S. border — are targeted, shamed and made to fear for their careers. It’s happening both inside Tinsel Town and across the culture at large.
Conservatives in Hollywood rarely speak out in favor of Donald Trump lest they face career backlash. For an industry where the job competition is fierce, that matters. The Hollywood Reporter also reported, “The president’s supporters in the industry fear mixing it up with their liberal colleagues, thus there are secretive efforts to drum up votes for their side, the most visible being street art.”
A few conservative entertainers lost jobs simply for being vocal Trump supporters. Denver-based comic Steve McGrew had a standing gig to play Brad Garrett’s Las Vegas comedy club each December. McGrew said that ended when Garrett, whose Twitter feed teems with Trump hatred, sent him a letter severing their professional ties.
Why? McGrew’s act may be apolitical, but the comic shares his Trump support on social media. That forced Garrett’s hand, the “Everybody Loves Raymond” alum told McGrew.
Musician and “America’s Got Talent” alum Benton Blount got kicked off of ZZ Top musician Billy Gibbons’ tour after posting a picture of himself wearing a red Trump hat and holding Chick-Fil-A food on Facebook.