Mark Hamill considers leaving us after Trump reelection in 2024

Mark Hamill It is considered an international move after the 2024 presidential election.

“I still believe in people who are more honest, decent than the magazine crowd.” Star Wars The 73-year-old star told era In an interview published Saturday, August 16, referring to the popular political movements of the current president Donald Trump.

Hamil is known for sharing political beliefs online. Marilou Yorkchoose: Move to London or move to Ireland.

“She’s very smart,” he continued. “She didn’t respond immediately, but a week later she said, ‘I’m surprised you’ll allow him to force you out of your country.’ That son I think.

Although Hamill decided to stay despite the current political climate of the country Rosie O’Donnell and Ellen DeGeneres.

“We chose Ireland and didn’t really know where to go,” O’Donnell, 63, told exclusively US Weekly Earlier this year, she admitted she moved with a child with autism due to Trump’s 2024 presidential election victory.

“Some people say Dalki and I found a house in Glengarry. But when the people who helped us move in went there, there was mold inside.”

O’Donnell later told us She was surprised to find that her former daytime talk show host DeGeneres also moved for political reasons.

She told her: “I never knew anything political in Allen’s life to say, so I was surprised to read that she was because President Trump left. us. “I’ve been a politician all my life, for better or worse, it’s just a different way in the world. I’m very clear about why I left, and I don’t think it’s a surprise for anyone. We’re not in each other’s world, it’s an embarrassment, but what do you know? I hope she’s the best. [hope] There is peace and love in her life, and it’s OK. ”

She continued: “I don’t want to fight another gay woman. It’s not that we’re tenaciously against each other. We’re different from each other. We’ve had things we’ve never solved before. Not in any way, because as a partner or lover or similar partner or something like a friend and comedian, I hope she can do the best. If people don’t understand that they’re a big part of the LGBTQIA+ community, the next group to be threatened and the way they attack trans people is terrible.

As President Trump and Republican leaders continue to promote and pass anti-trans legislation primarily targeting trans youth, the president also attacked O’Donnell through his social media website.

“Since Rosie O’Donnell is not in the best interest of our great nation, I’m seriously considering taking her citizenship away,” Trump wrote through the platform in July. “She is a threat to humanity and should stay in a good country in Ireland if they want her. God bless America!”

(According to expert Julia Gelatt The New York Timesthe president has no right to take away U.S.-born citizenship. )

O’Donnell responded to the president’s threat shortly afterwards via Instagram.

“Hey, Donald – Are you fighting again? 18 years later, I’m still not renting a house in your broken brain. You call me a threat to humanity – but I’m everything you fear: a loud woman, a strange woman, a strange woman, a queer mother who tells an American the truth, an American, you get it out of it, you set it in ablaze,” O’Donel wrote in the photo at the time, sending a picture of the dispatch effect. “You build walls in a country that still exists-I long for loyalty-I teach my children to question the power. You sell fear on the golf course. I raise fear-I raise, I hold on, I hold on. I have been.”