Disney’s ‘Star Wars’ Star Mark Hamill’s
Unhinged Anti-Trump Rant Sparks Concern:
‘I was devastated’ When He Won
Posted By: Dreadnought, 12/24/2024 8:13:50 PM
Some fans were shocked upon seeing the unhinged, anti-Trump diatribe delivered by Star Wars star Mark Hamill who went into a spittle-specked rage over Trump while defiantly claiming he does not care how many fans he upsets with his hate for the President-elect. Hamill cemented himself into pop culture fame with his role as Like Skywalker in Star Wars and later as the voice of Batman’s The Joker in a series of hit animated movies. But in his interview on a recent episode of the Politickin Podcast hosted by extremist Democrat California Governor Gavin Newsom, Hamill seemed more like a crazed Joker than a serene
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The so-called “mega-poll” conducted on behalf of London’s Sunday Times
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The federal government issues about 130,000 new H-1B visas each year — plus another 650,000 visas or work permits to other white-collar migrants each year.
Many of these non-immigrant workers are allowed to stay for five, six, or seven years. The multi-year visas create a resident population of at least 1.5 million white-collar workers.
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Liberal news outlets are gleefully reporting that the MAGA coalition is falling apart over–surprisingly–immigration. Thus, Axios writes:
A virtual right-wing civil war has broken out over race, class, immigration and the future of President-elect Trump’s movement, and [Elon] Musk is increasingly at odds with Trump’s historic base.
The schism may force Trump to ultimately take sides between the largely white, working-class supporters who first made MAGA succeed, and the techno-libertarian billionaires like Musk who are at the center of his new administration.
The Left would love to see that, of course. Is there any reason why it should happen?
The issue is the H-1B visa program. Forbes summarizes the schism:
Trump supports immigration visas backed
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my properties’ 13 replies
by Musk: ‘I have many H-1B visas on
my properties’ 13 replies
President-elect Trump told The Post Saturday he supports immigration visas for highly skilled workers, appearing to side with Elon Musk in the roiling intra-MAGA debate on the issue.
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What a difference a day makes! Especially when that day was November 5th.
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Elon and Vivek Under Fire From the Right
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South Korea’s opposition-controlled
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National Assembly votes to impeach acting
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The hunters are becoming the hunted.
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McMahon is the former head of the Small Business Administration.
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“Subconsciously, there’s something that keeps bringing me here every day,” Hemsley told me. Watching the Seattle ferry return to the U.S., his thoughts drift to an unlikely fantasy.
“How can I be a stowaway so I can be an American?” he said.