Hollywood’s getting older actor Dick Van Dyke has taken his Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) to new heights.
The actor contradicted his earlier sentiments when he not too long ago expressed hopes of reaching his 99th birthday subsequent month.
Seen along with his spouse, Arlene Silver, 52, Van Dyke now claims he wouldn’t need to stay by way of one other Trump time period, in keeping with The Daily Mail.
When a reporter requested if he believed Trump might make America nice once more, Van Dyke now recommended that he hoped he wouldn’t stay to see it.
“Thankfully I received’t be round to expertise the 4 years,” he stated.
That’s proper—whereas celebrities sometimes threaten to go away the nation in protest, Van Dyke implied that he’d moderately depart the planet than endure one other spherical of Trump within the White Home.
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After being requested, “Does the long run look vivid for America?” Van Dyke replied, “I hope you’re proper,” whereas his spouse reacted by saying, “Oh man.”
Notably, the actor endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris in an Election Eve Instagram publish wherein he bizarrely likened the 2024 election and right now’s political local weather to the U.S. Civil Rights Motion by studying a speech he had initially delivered at an occasion with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Could 31, 1964.
After concluding the reiteration of his 1964 speech, Van Dyke stated, “Lots has occurred” since 1964, earlier than claiming it’s “not a lot as Martin Luther dreamed of, but it surely’s a begin.”
Whereas Van Dyke didn’t point out Harris or Trump by title in his Instagram video, the actor made his endorsement clear by writing “VOTE!!! @kamalaharris @vp @kamalahq” within the caption of his publish.
The subsequent day, Trump received the 2024 presidential election in opposition to Harris in a landslide victory with 312 of the Electoral Faculty vote, profitable all seven of this yr’s swing states, in addition to the favored vote, outperforming his personal election outcomes from 2016, when he received 304 of the Electoral Faculty vote in opposition to Hillary Clinton.
