There are some celebs out there who support Donald Trump – Google it, they’re the B-Grade ones desperate for attention.

Then there are the heavyweights, people like Bono (HERE) and a shit tonne of other stars (HERE), who believe that the Orange Menace isn’t fit to run a country.

Over the weekend Robert de Niro waded in with his views, and it’s pretty clear that he’s no fan.

The video is supposed to be non-partisan, merely urging Americans to vote, but I guess when the cameras started rolling Robert decided he wasn’t playing nice.

The first B-Grade celeb to step up and defend Donald was Jon Voight, with this from Fox News:

“Midnight Cowboy” star Voight, who has supported several Republican politicians over the years, said on Twitter that Trump’s remarks to “Access Hollywood” host Billy Bush in 2005 “were not as damaging as Robert DeNiro’s [sic] ugly rant. Trump’s words did not hurt anyone.”

Voight also said of the recorded comments, which were first disclosed by The Washington Post Friday, “I don’t know of too many men who haven’t expressed some sort of similar sexual terms toward women, especially in their younger years.”

Well Jon, perhaps that says more about the company you keep than the general behaviour of men.

The end of his rant:

Voight concluded his Twitter spurt by “calling for all Trump supporters to express their outrage and anger against DeNiro [sic] and all of the Republican turncoats against Trump. Let Donald Trump know we are completely behind him, and may God give him the strength to continue his calling.”

Voight narrated a biographical video of Trump that was used to introduce the GOP nominee at this summer’s Republican National Convention.

I say de Niro lines up Voight and Trump, straps on the gloves and goes to town.

[source:foxnews]