Is Robert Redford A Hollywood Royalty Actor ?

[Sistine Chapel]

I remember this scene...

[Lester Krinklesac]

Lol... mercy post for you
Nobody else is gonna do it.
If you were expecting inflammatory things said about him, looks like you lose.
That’s the difference between human beings and loud mouthed wannabe thug pieces of shit like Pac.

[Sistine Chapel]

I actually think Redford is a genius.

[R.M.]

Originally Posted by Sistine Chapel

I actually think Redford is a genius.

I agree. Redford is also a republican.

[Sistine Chapel]

Originally Posted by R.M.

I agree. Redford is also a republican.

About time someone brought this out. Thank you R.M. ;-)

[Sistine Chapel]

Now that we've established that he's 1.) A genius 2.) A Republican and 3.) Everyone here loves him.

Let me add this gem:

Robert Redford published a recent op-ed lambasting the president, claiming 'it's time for Trump to go' following two weeks of public testimony in the impeachment inquiry - but pointedly saying it should be at the next election, not through removal by the Senate.

'We're up against a crisis I never thought I'd see in my lifetime: a dictator-like attack by President Donald Trump on everything this country stands for,' the 83-year-old actor, who has won four Oscars, wrote in an NBC News op-ed.

'It's time for Trump to go,' Redford wrote.

'[I]t's up to us to make that happen, through the power of our votes,' he said.

When the president came to office, Redford said, he wanted to 'give the guy a chance,' adding: 'Like many others, I did. But almost he began to disappoint and then alarm me. I don't think I'm alone.'

Redford said he wanted to see Trump thrown out next November.
Redford said in the new op-ed, that voters should also push out members of Congress who he claims have 'chosen party loyalty over their oath' in supporting Trump. He did not say who he meant, but hinted heavily that it was Republicans.

Redford said he had grown up during World War II and seen the country united against fascism, seen it united again during Watergate, and again the wake of the September 11 terror attacks.

'What is happening, right now, is so deeply disturbing that instead of the United States of America, we are now defined as the Divided States of America. Leaders on both sides lack the fundamental courage to cross political aisles on behalf of what is good for the American people.'

He called Trump 'a monarchy in disguise,' echoing the words of federal judge Ketanji Brown Jackson on Monday as he ruled that the president could not block his current or former staff from Congressional subpoenas saying: 'Stated simply, the primary takeaway from the past 250 years of recorded American history is that Presidents are not kings.'

Redford's intervention comes after House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff held five days of public hearings on impeachment spread over two weeks.

Despite some bombshell testimony, Redford feels impeachment isn't the way forward – which is an argument some Republicans have used to try and discredit the impeachment inquiry, claiming voters should decide if Trump should continue to serve as president come 2020.

'The vast majority of Americans are busy with real life; trying to make ends meet and deeply frustrated by how hard Washington makes it to do just that,' Redford wrote, adding that the Trump administration is a 'monarchy in disguise.'

'But this is it,' he continued. 'There are only 11 months left before the presidential election; 11 months before we get our one real chance to right this ship and change the course of disaster that lies before us.'

[R.M.]

Originally Posted by Sistine Chapel

Now that we've established that he's 1.) A genius 2.) A Republican and 3.) Everyone here loves him.

Let me add this gem:

You really need to doll up more often for your hair pulling.

[VitaMan]

A Democrat all the way......way back to supporting Ted Kennedy....an environmentalist before that label was even invented.

However, not everyone loves him. Many people in Utah where he has land and a home hate him. They view him as another one of these rich Hollywood characters, who run around the world preaching environmentalism in their polluting private airplanes and such......then move to Utah, and tell the people there they should not promote industry and jobs in the area (for the people that live there), so he can have his pristine environment. Not to mention his other homes in different cities.

It is almost as bad as Sting promoting conservation.

[boardman]

Bombshell testimony?