What Liberals and Hollywood elites think of Conservatives


Captain America is anti-conservative.

At least, the man who plays him is. 

Chris Evans, who plays Captain America in the hit MCU film series, bashed American conservatives when asked if he thinks Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady is a Trump supporter.

In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, as reported by Fox News, Evans said that you can’t “alienate half your audience.” He then said he wished Brady isn’t a Trump supporter or is a guy who regrets supporting Trump.

By admission, when Evans attacked Brady for “maybe” being a Trump supporter, he showed his hatred and bias against Trump supporters and President Trump.

Increasingly, everyday Americans are being alienating by Hollywood elites and liberal politicians.

Former Obama Attorney General Eric Holder said that America was never great. Holder’s goal was to attack American conservatives and Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan.

To liberals like Holder and Evans, America was never a great nation. They think being Americans is bad, and they call anything to do with MAGA as racist and bigoted. They hate us because we rejected the establishment and elected a political outsider in 2016.

The Democrat strategy is to demonize and threaten Republicans and conservatives in order to get their way. This is happening in Georgia on the abortion issue.

Over 50 Hollywood elitists signed a pledge to boycott film production in Georgia if signs a new pro-life heartbeat bill into law, which would protect unborn babies from being aborted once a heartbeat is detected in the womb. They are trying to use their influence to try and intimidate an entire state of our Union to comply with their demands.

Many film production companies shoot movies and TV shows in Georgia (notably AMC’s “The Walking Dead”) because the state has lower taxes compared to California and New York.

The Georgia state legislature passed the “heartbeat” bill on Friday, March 29. The bill now goes to newly elected Republican Governor Brian Kemp’s desk. It will be interesting to see if Kemp keeps his word and passes the bill.

Evans doesn’t care if he loses half his fan base by condemning Trump supporters. He and other Hollywood elites care more about themselves and their liberal agenda than they do about blue collar American conservatives.

As everyday Americans who make up the working and middle classes, we have to take notice and hold these elites accountable. We did so in 2016 by electing Donald Trump and we need to do the same in 2020.

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