Everything James Woods Has Said About Donald Trump
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Today, actor James Woods praised President Donald Trump on social media. The conservative actor has shared his thoughts about the president before, and that unflagging support shows no sign of dwindling.
According to a Reuters article shared by Woods, Israel and the United Arab Emirates recently announced a peace agreement. In the accord, with which President Donald Trump assisted, Israel agreed to suspend its planned West Bank annexation.
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Woods tweeted, “This should be at the top of every masthead of every newspaper in America. This is a Nobel Peace Prize truly earned. Congratulations, Mr. President.”
The Last Defender
Woods recently shared a picture of the president. He asked his Twitter followers to vote.
He said, “This is our last stand, folks. And here’s your last defender. If they take him down, America is gone forever.”
A Rough Individual
Three months ago, Woods described the president as “a rough individual.” He then added, “But he loves America more than any President in my lifetime.”
“He is the last firewall between us and this cesspool called Washington. I’ll take him any day over any of these bums,” continued the Hercules voice actor.
Trump responded back and tweeted, “I think that is a great compliment. Thank you James!”
Woods shared the President’s tweet and added, “Rough men stay the course. Treachery, however, is the most dangerous enemy a leader can face. Even Caesar succumbed to it.”
Riddle Me This
About three months ago, Woods wrote, “Riddle me this: how do Republicans hold all the power yet can’t bring the criminals to justice, but Democrats push all these hoaxes through and hold hearings non-stop? Is there one single Republican with balls besides Trump? Just one?”
Winning So Much
Last year, Woods was suspended from Twitter. He reportedly tweeted: “‘If you try to kill the King, you better not miss.’ #HangThemAll.” These comments lead to a temporary ban.
Six months ago, Trump tweeted about Wood’s Twitter return. Woods replied, “Thank you, Mr. President. You and America are winning so much right now, I just couldn’t miss out on all the fun! Please keep making our beloved nation the greatest in history.
He’s A Populist
About a year ago, Woods shared an opinion piece from Fox News. Woods stated, “President Trump is the voice of the American people. The press represents an elite who loathe the very word. They denigrate President Trump as a ‘populist,’ a word derived from the Latin word for “the people.'”
Don’t Fold
Two years ago, The Hard Way actor shared a New York Times article that intimated Trump was shifting his position on immigration. Woods was not in favor of the administration considering a new immigration deal. He issued an online warning to the president.
Woods said, “If you fold on immigration, you are a one-term president.”
Why Do You Hate Him?
Two years ago, Woods asked his online followers why they weren’t in favor of President Trump. He wanted to know why they opposed him with “the kind of insane fervor only a jilted lover could express.”
He continued, “I’m genuinely interested in why people who hate him, hate him so fervently. Any thoughts? Spare me the “orange man” nonsense.”
What Trump Has Accomplished
About two years ago, Woods mentioned be would be voting for Trump again in the upcoming November election.
He said,”I voted in 2016 against Hillary Clinton. Like so many I didn’t vote for Donald Trump, so much as against Hillary Clinton. We are now astonished at what Trump has accomplished in so short a time. Millions voted as I did. Now we will be voting for Trump in 2020, and deservedly so.”
The Dogs of War
About three years, Woods asked for a stronger Department of Justice from President Trump. He listed voter fraud, gang murders, and drug cartels as the reasons why “the soul of our blessed America” was rotting.
He said, “Unleash the dogs of war, sir. It is time.”
A Better Place
About four years ago, Woods described the president as “a man who is willing to work for free to make his beloved country a better place.”
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