The exceptional liberal actor Seth Rogen did not mind the second term of President Donald Trump as well as some of his Hollywood colleagues.
In a Recent profile In Esquire, the “Superbad” star admitted that she did not hyperventila during the second Trump administration, suggesting that the election results 2024 represent the natural EBB and the flow of American politics.
“People get sick when they see F ———- hippies who do acid and f ———- they are like, and they are like, let them clean these streets a little. And then people get sick when they see F- —- Dorks cleans the streets, and they return the other way, “he said.
In a new interview with Esquire, Seth Rogen admitted that he was still hoping for the future of America under President Trump. ((Photo Jason Laveris/filmmagic))
Rogen added that he was trying to hold a cold head in the midst of all the conversations of a great political division of the country.
“Personally, I try not to get too dark at all this and think like, ‘Oh, are we on that global collapse in a social society? “Since the end of the Civil War, America has remained a A very divided country In many ways, “he said.
“This does not mean that there is no very real and worrying consequences in the lives of many people,” he continued, “but I try to keep the hope that the ball would roll on, even though it could be pampered forward.”
Rogen’s tireless perspective on Trump has deviation from his earlier statements about the president and the Republican Party as a whole.
Seth Rogen at the 75th Annual DGA Awards held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on February 18, 2023 at Beverly Hills, California. (Photo Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty Images) (Photo Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty Images)
During his appearance on a late show with Stephen Colbert 2021, the comic actor called Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas, “Fascist” for Trump support in the 2020 election examination.
“Ted Cruz is a fascist. He denies the reality of the choice. His words caused people to die, and I joke about it,” ” Rogen told Colbert After they asked him.
Rogen justified the resistance against Trump in an interview with “Daily Beast” in 2017, saying, “I don’t want to look back in 10 years and think,” I just didn’t say anything during that time “because it seems like a time when it is very very important to normalize disagreement. ”
However, then he noticed, “I was very aware that I did not insult the people who voted for Donald Trump.”
