Woody Harrelson Bucks Hollywood Elites, Backs RFK Jr. For 2024

Famous Hollywood actor Woody Harrelson has broken away from the established elites and showed his support for presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (D), a move that his fellow Hollywood stars are bound to be miffed about. 

The longtime actor was seen wearing a “Kennedy 2024” hat on an Instagram post made by RFK’s wife, fellow actress Cheryl Hines, on Thursday. Hines captioned the post, writing, “Great seeing you Woody.”

 

 

 

 

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This is far from the first time that Harrelson has strayed from his fellow acting stars, having been a strong critic of the blatantly corrupt pharmaceutical industry, something that Kennedy is campaigning very strongly on. He was also strongly against COVID vaccine mandates, hosting ‘Saturday Night Live’ back in February where he voiced his opinion. 

As reported by Breitbart, during his ‘SNL’ opening monologue, he called the pharmaceutical industry “the biggest drug cartels in the world” and lamented about the COVID-19 lockdowns. Immediately, numerous liberals raged at the actor, crying that he didn’t voice an opinion that falls in line with that of the established media. 

Harrelson has also discussed how he has found issues with fellow liberals, interviewing with Esquire where he complained about some of the bold and bizarre stances that liberals take. 

“I understand it. And there’s still a fear of communism. We still loathe Russia. There’s still all the concern about the liberal agenda. I get how this mentality develops. I’m really, basically, a little bit of both,” he said. “There are things that the liberals do that I think, What fucking idiots. And then there’s also conservative ideology that strikes me as odd. I consider myself, really, an anarchist.”

He also added that he would be “more of a libertarian,” saying that he “never [sees] the government work” and “government just usually sucks.” He also stated that he doesn’t do as much activism as he once did, saying that even if you “bring attention to the fact that they’re cutting down ancient redwoods in northern California” they’ll just “go cut the trees down somewhere else.”

The endorsement of RFK from Harrelson seems to all line up once you look at his political history. As someone who is openly critical of the established government and especially the pharmaceutical industry, Kennedy presents a perfect option. The Democrat is certainly not liked by the establishment, frequently being censored from speaking his opinion and he has a laundry list of issues with Big Pharma.