As someone who grew up admiring larger-than-life figures like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone, I’ve always held a certain respect for those who embody strength and courage on both the big screen and off. However, when it comes to former President Donald Trump, I must admit that my admiration has waned significantly. Dave Bautista’s recent roast of Trump’s manhood didn’t hold back, and quite frankly, I couldn’t agree more with his assessment.
As the U.S. presidential election approaches, views may become sharper and more passionate, as supporters on either side voice their opinions. Now, joining the political discourse is actor Dave Bautista, who has publicly endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidency. In a recent late-night interview, the star of “Dune” didn’t delve into specific policies or agendas but did criticize the toxic masculinity displayed by former President Donald Trump. Warning men who back him, Bautista claimed that Trump is not a true embodiment of manhood at all.
During an episode on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the late-night host highlighted that Trump is leading in polls among men over Harris. Kimmel emphasized that he doesn’t consider Trump as the “dominant Alpha male” that these voters think he is, and it was then when a video showcasing Bautista’s opinion about Trump’s masculinity was played. The clip didn’t hold back, with Bautista expressing his view that Trump isn’t tough at all by referring to him as a “whiny, weak individual.
Friends, it’s time for an open discussion. It appears that many men perceive Donald Trump as a tough individual, but I assure you, he is not. In fact, consider this: he uses more makeup than Dolly Parton. He cries like a newborn. This man is fearful of birds. Donald Trump allegedly had his father pay a doctor to claim that his feet were in pain to avoid military service. And let’s talk about his physique – it’s as if it houses a sack full of buttermilk.
Dave Bautista’s Roast of Donald Trump Held Nothing Back
I didn’t stop there in my critique of Trump. As an actor, I continued to express my opinions about the former President, highlighting his questionable dancing at rallies and his recent town halls, as well as his tendency to sulk when things don’t go his way. Essentially, I suggested that he often throws tantrums like a child, which undermines the image of a strong man that he and his supporters may believe in. Regardless of one’s political leanings, respect is due to me for expressing my honest thoughts openly.
“His strength is minimal, barely enough to hold an umbrella. He has large hands, quite substantial. They resemble those of Dolly Parton. His distinctive dance move reminds me of someone struggling with something awkwardly large, like trying to control two long-necked animals. He can be temperamental, often expressing frustration and acting immaturely. This November, let’s acknowledge the reality of the situation.
People who tune in to Jimmy Kimmel Live! are well aware that the show frequently serves as a platform for lighthearted criticism of Donald Trump. The late-night host and the former president have engaged in verbal sparring matches on multiple occasions, with neither one backing down. However, it’s worth noting that Kimmel has a knack for wit and humor that often leaves Trump struggling to keep up. Trump tends to belittle and insult those who oppose him, but his approach lacks any discernible intelligence or self-reflection. Conversely, Trump’s frequent lack of self-awareness consistently highlights one of his many vulnerabilities.
It’s worth mentioning that Bautista isn’t merely participating in a humorous segment on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. Instead, as he has openly demonstrated, the actor has been vocal about his political leanings. Last month, he used his Instagram platform to urge followers to vote early and showed support for the current Vice President by wearing one of her badges. Whether or not celebrities should express their political views publicly is a matter of debate, but it’s important to remember that the future of the nation impacts them just as much as everyone else. As Bautista rightly pointed out last September, there truly are “no excuses” when it comes to voting, and if you want your voice to be heard, early voting is strongly recommended.
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2024-10-17 22:32