Did not know Dennis Quaid was a Trump guy. Dude is practically irrelevant nowadays so no big loss.
Randy it's your time to take the spotlight that was stolen from you.
I don't care what Quaid does, the story here is the government is spending $300MM on trumps re-election campaign
"I'm not happy with how my life's turned out and I need someone to blame" is a primary motivator for following Trump in all walks of life.That seems to be the case with all celebs that follow Trump. A bunch of washed up actors.
Randy it's your time to take the spotlight that was stolen from you.
In case there was any doubt:
@JackQuaid92
Hey it's 11:24pm on a Saturday and I just thought this would be a good time to say: Fuck Donald Trump.
In case there was any doubt:
@JackQuaid92
Hey it's 11:24pm on a Saturday and I just thought this would be a good time to say: Fuck Donald Trump.
"I think Trump, no matter what anybody thinks of him, is doing a good job at trying to get these states — and all of the American people — what they need," the actor said in April 2020, "and also trying to hold our economy together and be prepared for when this is all over.
It's a sad thing to have to relate to but I do too. At least it gives me optimism seeing younger generation not support their parents gaslighting BS. Though there's a lot of messed up young people too I'm still optimistic for the future.If Jack is being true then I sympathize with him.
I also have a hardcore Trumpster for a father.
Hello everyone, Dennis Quaid here. I have to say that right now I am feeling some outrage and a lot of disappointment about a PSA and interview that I did with Dr. Anthony Fauci a few weeks ago. It is being used by the cancel culture media that I was doing a campaign ad and endorsement of Donald Trump and that I was paid handsomely for this by diverted CDC funds. Nothing could be further from the truth. What I was doing, I did a PSA for Dr. Anthony Fauci and he was kind enough to grant me an interview as well, and the interview and the PSA were about raising awareness of COVID-19 and what we can still do to prevent lives being lost to this terrible, terrible virus. It was about the importance of wearing a mask and social distanicing and it was in no way political. In fact, Dr. Anthony Fauci and I both talked about it before that it was not to be political, as the virus is not political. I was not paid one penny for doing this interview and nether was Dr. Anthony Fauci. I am really disappointed that some people who call themselves legitimate reporters don't do their homework. If you would like to listen to my entire conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci you can, it's on my podcast the Dennaissance Podcast on Audio Up. Whoever wrote this story obviously didn't listen to the interview. Anyway, thank you for your time. Everybody out there stay safe, and wear a mask. God bless.
I think it's worth reading his response to this. Doesn't sound like it was intended as a Trump endorsement at all.
Dennis Quaid Responds With “Outrage” & “Disappointment” To COVID Campaign Report: “No Good Deed Goes Unpoliticized” – Update
Dennis Quaid and Cece Winans will be among the celebrities appearing in a $300 million White House ad campaign touting the Trump Administration's response to COVID-19.deadline.com
And Meg Ryan's son too
Yes. Looks more like Meg, tho.
The health department's $300 million-plus, taxpayer-funded vehicle to boost confidence in President Donald Trump's response to the pandemic is sputtering. Celebrities are refusing to participate, and staff are arraying against it. Some complain of the unstated aim of helping Trump's re-election. Others point to an ill-prepared video team and a 22-year-old political appointee who has repeatedly asserted control despite having no public health expertise, according to six people with close knowledge of the campaign and documents related to its operations.
"This is a boondoggle," said an HHS official who requested anonymity to discuss a sensitive department project. "We're in the middle of a pandemic … we could use that quarter of a billion dollars on buying PPE [personal protective equipment], not promoting PSAs with C-list celebrities."
Just three celebrities have recorded public service advertisements so far — Quaid, Winans and Lemmer — with Quaid and other potential participants reconsidering their involvement or dropping out altogether after a POLITICO report on Friday on the unusual roots of the campaign. A hoped-for recording with TV host Dr. Mehmet Oz also collapsed late last week, and representatives for other celebrities told POLITICO on Monday that they have little to no interest in joining the effort amid the scrutiny.