Actor Mark Wahlberg believes his fellow celebrities should stick to entertaining Americans and stop trying to push their politics on the country.
“A lot of celebrities did, do, and shouldn’t [talk about politics], Wahlberg told Task & Purpose, a news and analysis outlet geared toward American service veterans.
During a press event for his upcoming thriller Patriots Day, about the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, Wahlberg was asked about the seemingly endless number of celebrities who bashed President-elect Donald Trump before the election.
“You know, it just goes to show you that people aren’t listening to that anyway,” the actor told the outlet. “They might buy your CD or watch your movie, but you don’t put food on their table. You don’t pay their bills.”
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Damn righ,the Hollywood Elite don't have to worry about a job or a roof over thier heads.And the last thing I want to hear is some rich scumbag tell me another rich political scumbag will do whats good for me. At least Donald is a businessman and not a professional political lying hack!!
ReplyDeleteWell let's see, Beyonce and Jaycee are voting for Clinton, I like both of them, therefore I too should vote for Clinton- anybody who follows that kind of logic should not be allowed to vote. Do they really believe they have that much political pull among their fans? The average voter could give a rats behind who they vote for!
ReplyDeleteSame logic with sports apparel. Rhis guys n that guy used this type of bat or shoe.... it's called advertising. Don't think these stars can't be bought to push agendas.
DeleteAahhh Mark Whalberg...smart, handsome and a Pats fan to boot! The perfect man!
ReplyDeleteWhalberg, smart guy.
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