With the election season in full swing, Michael Keaton became the latest star to go public with his thoughts on the upcoming presidential election between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump.
The Beetlejuice actor Beetlejuice, 73, took to Instagram on Tuesday with a short clip in which he cited the former president’s alliance with billionaire Elon Musk, 53, saying rally attendees were tricked into thinking anyone Of the two he would want to associate with them.
“For some of you, mostly guys, I guess, who are thinking about going to a rally with Musk and Trump: you don’t really respect them,” the Oscar-nominated star said in the clip.
The Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, native, who last month said he was considering changing his name, added: “They laugh at you behind your back, they think you’re stupid.”
Keaton, who played Batman in 1989’s Batman and 1992’s Batman Returns, as well as last year’s The Flash, said neither Trump nor Musk have great respect for the working class who rally behind them.
Michael Keaton, 73, became the latest star to go public with his thoughts on the upcoming presidential election between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump in an Instagram clip on Tuesday.
Keaton said rally attendees were tricked into thinking that Elon Musk, 53, or Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, 78, would want to associate with them. Musk and Trump photographed in Butler, Pennsylvania, earlier this month
“They don’t want to date you, they have nothing in common with you, they’re not your brothers,” the Multiplicity actor said.
Keaton cited a 2016 Trump quote about his enduring popularity in an attempt to back up his point.
“I tell you, when Trump, years ago, I guess, said, ‘I could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and they’d still vote for me,’ basically what he’s saying in parentheses is that these people are so stupid. They’re so stupid that They would still vote for me.
The Paper actor concluded his political statement by saying of Trump and Musk: “They don’t respect you, believe me.”
Musk made headlines for his lively onstage antics in Butler, Pennsylvania, with Trump during an Oct. 5 rally, while jumping in the air in support of the former commander in chief.
Keaton has shown support for the Harris-Tim Walz ticket in the past through his social media pages, and also appeared at a September rally in Pittsburgh for the Democratic candidates. WPXI reported.
appeared in a youtube ad released Tuesday aimed at voters in western Pennsylvania.
‘Did you know? This is getting really scary…me? If they choose him, I’ll most likely be fine; the middle class won’t be fine,” Keaton said. “And if you’re young, you’re sure not going to be fine. “I assure you, everything will get bad.”
Musk made headlines for his lively onstage antics with Trump during an Oct. 5 rally.
The actor said: “For some of you, mostly guys, I guess, who are thinking about going to a rally with Musk and Trump: they don’t really respect you.”
And he added: “They don’t want to go out with you, they have nothing in common with you, they are not your brothers.”
Keaton was dressed in a casual ensemble of a flannel shirt with a tan cap while an American flag was seen in the background.
Several users expressed their opposition to Keaton’s political views.
Another user said that anyone who followed the Hollywood stars’ advice and entered the voting booth was deceived.
The adjacent comments section was filled with debates and diverse opinions, with some supporting the actor for expressing his stance.
Keaton said he hated being negative and leaving those tactics for the other side, but “for us, as Kamala says, we’re not going back.”
The adjacent comments section was filled with debates and diverse opinions, with some supporting the actor for expressing his stance, while others said they disagreed.
“I love your movies, I hate your politics,” one user said, to which another responded, “He’s telling the truth.”
Another added: ‘You just can’t stand it. “Trump hates his followers, he has proven it time and time again.”
One user said they liked lower taxes under Trump and ‘0 wars,’ while another asked Keaton, ‘And is Kamala trustworthy and respects any of us?’
One user suggested that Keaton “should seek help for his Trump Derangement Syndrome.”
Another user said that anyone who followed the advice of Hollywood stars and entered the voting booth was deceived.
“No one with a modicum of common sense accepts opinions from people who pretend to make a living and who know little or nothing about how to live in the world of the middle class,” said the user.
