[2ndDivisionVet]

He looks terrible.

[GeorgiaDawg32]

Richard Gere is an actor whose opinion is not worthy of contempt.

He can KMA.

A liberal against Trump.

Color me surprised.

[ronnie raygun]

So I guess he has deemed himself intelligent, how grand of him, douche

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

What gets me about all this Trump bashing is here is a guy who never held public office, so there is no record for them to bash. So instead they nit pick about little stuff, like his personality or the way he looks or street talks, but they forget they most important thing: This is a guy who is absolutely fanatical about winning. He goes absolutely bananas if he loses or anyone calls him a loser, and here he is volunteering to run the USA for NO PAY, and people are COMPLAINING about that? Are you f**king kidding me? This guy is a GODSEND, can you imagine how obsessive he is going to be about creating jobs, restoring the economy, getting the country out of debt, getting people out of poverty? This guy would rather kill himself than allow people to point at him and say “loser”. Try to visualize that: President Trump in his 3rd year in office, unemployment is through the roof, national debt is even higher, poverty is even worse, the middle east is even worse ...NEVER NEVER would that ever fcking happen under this guy, no freakin way and all he gets is crap for it and for WHAT? So Hillary can play President? Hillary who has screwed up every single job she has ever held in her life? Who is currently under criminal investigation? SHE is a better choice than Trump or this wacko commie Sanders who wants to bankrupt the country? WAKE THE F UP PEOPLE, this is YOUR future!

[RckyRaCoCo]

Anyone missing a gerbil?

[El Cid]

At least the trains will run on time.

[MIchaelTArchangel]

Will someone please take the gerbils away from Richard Gere?

[deweyfrank]

That’s because we’re the poorly educated, Richard. I love the poorly educated. Wish I was like you Richard. >/s

[Pearls Before Swine]

Is mention of Mussolini covered under a corollary of Godwin’s Law?

[Byron_the_Aussie]

[Rashputin]

Since we've invaded, bombed, or backed a coup or attempted coup in nearly every country North and West of the Sahara, I guess Gere is worried we'll invade Ethiopia to make it a clean sweep.

[Moonman62]

Another endorsement. He’ll have plenty of company from knuckleheads moving out of the country (I hope).

[Fhios]

The disbelief that one can be intelligent and sane and have an opposing view.

That takes deep conviction. Like a Fascist. The Progressives/Liberals love to project.

[texican01]

Bull crap!

I have voted for Trump in Texas last week and will in November. What attracts me to Trump is that he is NOT a cowardly chickenshit phoney so-called “conservative”

He will drop kick the establishment phoney intellectuals and Wall Street banksters!

Yes, I am Pro-American — national populist.

[Darteaus94025]

Here: “Donald Trump is America’s Mussolini – but intelligent people aren’t seeing this”

If he’s seeing it, doesn’t that mean he is not intelligent?

[JennysCool]

Who has the pic of Obama as Il Duce? It’s MUCH more apropos.

[FlingWingFlyer]

It seems that the fascist and racist commie libs aren’t happy unless they are calling somebody else a fascist or racist. KMA and take a hike Gere! Trump can’t be “Mussolini” if he’s already “Adolf Hitler”. People of very little intelligence just can’t seem to be able to see that. Dick needs to read the freakin’ DNC’s Daily Memo for Celebrity Dumbies to see what they’re supposed to call Trump this week.

[Hostage]

Richard Gere probably thinks Obama is America’s John Kennedy, but Daniel Ortega is more accurate.

Get packed up for Canada Richard!

[jessduntno]

FDR was a liberals dream. He openly admired Mussolini. Roosevelt himself called Mussolini “admirable” and professed that he was “deeply impressed by what he has accomplished.” The admiration was mutual. In a laudatory review of Roosevelt’s 1933 book Looking Forward, Mussolini wrote, “Reminiscent of Fascism is the principle that the state no longer leaves the economy to its own devices.… Without question, the mood accompanying this sea change resembles that of Fascism.” The chief Nazi newspaper, Volkischer Beobachter, repeatedly praised “Roosevelt’s adoption of National Socialist strains of thought in his economic and social policies” and “the development toward an authoritarian state” based on the “demand that collective good be put before individual self-interest.” Soon after having taken his second Oath of Office in January 1937, President Roosevelt, in a conversation with a speechwriter, articulated his belief that the limits on governmental power that were enshrined in the U.S. Constitution were impediments to the transformative social and economic policies he wished to implement: "When the chief justice read me the oath and came to the words 'support the Constitution of the United States,' I felt like saying: 'Yes, but it's the Constitution as I understand it, flexible enough to meet any new problem of democracy -- not the kind of Constitution your court has raised up as a barrier to progress and democracy.'" FDR chose to attack the depression with his so-called New Deal: a series of economic programs passed during his first term in office. These programs greatly expanded the size, scope, and power of the federal government, giving the President and his Brain Trust near-dictatorial status. “I want to assure you,” Roosevelt's aide Harry Hopkins told an audience of New Deal activists in New York, “that we are not afraid of exploring anything within the law, and we have a lawyer who will declare anything you want to do legal.” http://freedomoutpost.com/hitler-mussolini-fdr-and-obama/

[Charles Martel]

[kaehurowing]

He looks terrible.

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Too many gerbils will do that.