In a new interview, comedian and pro-Israel advocate Michael Rapaport takes a hard look at the modern Democratic Party and explains why he’s increasingly considering voting for Trump.
As part of our series on the escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Middle East, Visegrad 24 interviewers interviewed Rapaport along the Israeli coast. Asked“Have your political views changed? You’ve been very vocally anti-Trump – probably the most vocal anti-Trump celebrity. Have your views changed? I mean, a lot of Israelis. People are very supportive of Donald Trump, right?”
Rappaport explained that his views fundamentally changed with the former president, especially during the war in Gaza.
“To be honest, I’ve learned a lot since 2016, but I still have a ways to go. My political views have changed a lot and are changing rapidly,” he said. “I’m not voting for Joe Biden. I don’t support any of the members of The Squad, I think they’re full of bad guys, I think they’re dangerous, I think they’re racist. As for the cons, I think they’re the three-card-monte bulls, who inevitably want to get a production deal on their own to make the documentary, artists, they’re totally intentional. I think I have ”
Comedian Michael Rapaport, who has famously criticized Trump in the past, explained why he is increasingly considering voting for Trump in 2024.
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He also reiterated his previous claims, saying, “I said don’t go down the rabbit hole. At this point in this interview, voting for Trump is on the table. ” he said.
Rappaport explained that when people ask him about this, he can cite specific reasons that stem from contemporary political realities.
“People are like, ‘What are you talking about?’ ‘That’s my reality, that’s my reality. I don’t support people who are anti-Israel,'” he said, “and make America safe.” He added that he also opposes those who oppose it.
He also paralleled America’s open borders with strict airport security.
Michael Rapaport has a history of criticizing pro-Palestinian supporters in politics and the media. (Getty Images)
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The actor also declared that he “doesn’t support anyone who just accepts the fact that it takes two and a half hours to get back to America from Toronto” due to passport control “of course”. On the other hand, “It takes two minutes to cross the border. I’m not upset about that.”
Rapaport also referenced a viral video shot of a man shoplifting a bag full of items from a Rite Aid in New York, slamming the idea that someone could steal with ease and walk out quietly. A walk on a spring day. ”
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“I’m not against any of that, so I won’t vote for people who support this policy. So, yes, my political views have changed a lot. I have,” he concluded. Ta. I’m voting with my money, and I’m voting for Israel. I no longer get caught up or sucked into either racial politics or bullshit. Yes, they have changed, and they will continue to change and evolve. These are crazy times in American politics. ”
