Kevin Spacey Compares Donald Trump's Campaign To George Wallace's

Breitbart.com ^ | January 25,2016 | William Bigelow

[equaviator]

Yep, you are technically correct! I think Sean Penn probably ‘remembers’ the ‘67 riots in Detroit while Madonna remembers going to see The Beatles in her neighbor’s basement in 1965.

[PATRIOT1876]

Except the Trump has a huge percentage of the votes.
It's nothing like Wallace's campaign.

Kevin, leave the thinking to the adults and people who have IQ’s over forty.

Run along now and color in in your book of “Real, Truly, True, Socialist Science and other Faux Knowledge”.
See the clowns, there are lots of them on your side of the aisle.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Ewwwww.

[TexasCajun]

That's weak.

Glenn Beck compares Trump to Hitler.

Beck: Trump's Use of Nationalism, Populism 'Dangerous Combination, 'Makings of Adolf Hitler'

Ted Cruz does not help himself, palling around with Beck.

[biff]

If was “se7en” I was, what a creepy movie. He did play the part quite well he did. He is a good actor but why are almost all great actors nuttier than a squirrels nest?

[eyeamok]

In the Roman Period, Actors and Prostitutes were NOT ALLOWED TO VOTE or become soldiers. and for a good reason, MORAL BANKRUPTCY

Not much has changed

[Tallguy]

Is KS comparing illegal aliens to black citizens of the United States? I guess so, but there’s no comparison in my opinion. But KS loves schmoozing with liberal pols. Like they give a darn for his opinion unless there’s a hefty check associated with it.

[LeonardFMason]

Kevin Spacey AKA Penis Breath.

[BigEdLB]

Since the Death of Kim jung-un, the FAG needs to go away.

[Duchess47]

That’s rich coming from a diehard Obama supporter who suggested his character would kill Trump. And what is he doing at a World Economic Summit?

[stanne]

He was disgusting

[biff]

His character was disgusting, he played it well, just as he is playing Pres. Underwood.

He may be a weirdo in real life but he is a great actor.

[fella]

" saying Donald Trump's campaign reminds him of George Wallace's independent campaign in 1968."

Is he warning Trump that a "hit" on him has been ordered?

[libstripper]

This is one of the best reasons for supporting Trump, his rabidly leftist enemies. If somebody like Spacey, who has a lot of high level contacts, hates Trump this much, there’s got to be a lot to like about Trump.

[Skooz]

Just before Christmas, I made the mistake of watching episode 1 of House of Cards.

I had to then watch all 3 seasons.

Now, I’m looking forward to season 4.

[stanne]

Blech

[biff]

LOL, welcome to the club!!! Same thing happened to me.

The way things are stacking up for 2016 election could make a wonderful series. Let’s see, Bloomie running an independent campaign and Cruz doing the same we would have a 4 way nightmare.

[biff]

LOL

[SamAdams76]

[fr_freak]

He is a good actor but why are almost all great actors nuttier than a squirrels nest?

I had an experience with a local community theater some years ago that was a bit enlightening as to the nature of actors (a few of them were young people who had Hollywood dreams). My analysis was that, for the serious actors and actor-wannabes rather than the ones just doing it for fun, the defining characteristic appeared to be a lack of internal character, or, at least, a lack of confidence or acceptance of their own internal character. They threw themselves into roles as if they were becoming those people. They tended to think of the characters they played as real people, as well. It may seem like I am exaggerating, but the forcefulness with which some of them did this really surprised me.

I have no doubt that the Hollywood types are the same way. They don't have any strong thoughts or feelings of their own in terms of real character so they absorb those things from the people around them. They are human puppets. If Hollywood were run by conservatives, I have no doubt these people would all be singing conservative tunes and would MEAN IT.