Comedian Rob Schneider has made a public appeal to supporters of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., urging them to back former President Donald Trump in the upcoming presidential election.
Schneider’s message came just before Kennedy officially announced the suspension of his independent campaign and his endorsement of Trump.
Schneider, known for his roles in films such as “Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo,” took to social media on Friday to share a strongly worded message directed at Kennedy’s supporters and American voters.
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In his post, Schneider criticized the Democratic Party and called for a united effort to support Trump.
“Dear Fellow Robert Kennedy Jr. supporters and American Citizens, as we have seen this week, ONCE AGAIN the Democratic Party is NOT running on any ideas to make American’s lives better, they are once again running on the hatred of one individual, Donald J Trump,” Schneider wrote, using capitalization to emphasize certain points.
Dear Fellow Robert Kennedy Jr. supporters and American Citizens,
As we have seen this week,
ONCE AGAIN the Democratic Party is NOT running on any ideas to make American’s lives better, they are once again running on the hatred of one individual, Donald J Trump.And they are… pic.twitter.com/9D0mpVEMoN
— Rob Schneider (@RobSchneider) August 23, 2024
Schneider went on to accuse the Democratic Party of various failures and alleged that they are counting on voters’ disdain for Trump to overshadow other critical issues. “They are hoping that YOU will HATE him so much that you will forget about the Democrat’s FOREVER WARS that are pushing the world closer to World War III,” he continued. He also cited rising grocery bills, censorship efforts, and other issues he attributed to the Biden-Harris administration.
America needs to HEAR THIS AND STOP ALLOWING THE POISONING OF OUR NATION’S CHILD! https://t.co/AVzFpBPU6m
— Rob Schneider (@RobSchneider) August 23, 2024
In his message, Schneider claimed that the Democratic Party has worked to silence dissent, particularly regarding COVID-19 policies, and accused them of forcing unwanted measures on the public, such as vaccine mandates and mask requirements for children. He also criticized the administration for its handling of immigration and drug trafficking at the southern border, and for what he termed “gender madness of child mutilation surgeries.”
Schneider’s critique extended to the Democratic Party’s treatment of Trump supporters and recent political maneuvers. He pointed out that Democrats have previously labeled Trump as “Hitler” and disparaged his supporters as “MAGATS” and “DEPLORABLES.” He also accused the party of inciting hatred and violence against Trump.
The Democrats censored Americans…
And when they were discovered, instead of admitting apologizing, they attacked the journalists who discovered it! https://t.co/wcu0MQ29uI— Rob Schneider (@RobSchneider) August 24, 2024
The comedian further criticized the process by which Vice President Kamala Harris was positioned to replace President Biden on the ticket without a formal primary. “The Democrats cry of ‘SAVING DEMOCRACY’ as they DISCARD the 14 MILLION DEMOCRATS WHO VOTED FOR BIDEN IN THE PRIMARY,” Schneider wrote, suggesting that Harris was installed as a “puppet leader” with low approval ratings.
Schneider concluded by framing Kennedy’s endorsement of Trump as a rejection of the Democratic Party’s actions. “As a fellow American Citizen and Robert Kennedy Jr. supporter, I hope that you will OPPOSE TYRANNY and join us and VOTE FOR DONALD J. TRUMP FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” Schneider wrote, closing his message with an image of the American flag.
THIS HAPPENED!!
AMERICA MUST GET HEALTHY OR WE WON’T HAVE A COUNTRY… https://t.co/s6td4rsMWK— Rob Schneider (@RobSchneider) August 24, 2024
Schneider’s call for unity among Kennedy’s supporters to back Trump adds to the broader political discourse as the 2024 presidential election approaches, highlighting the shifting alliances and strategies within the American political landscape.
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