Actor James Woods fires off unpleasant tweets to Obama

July 20, 2013 by Michael Dorstewitz 33 Comments and 0 Reactions

It sounds as though little has happened to change to mind of James Woods, who told The Hill in October that he’d be casting his vote for Mitt Romney. President Barack Obama’s unannounced racial profiling address Friday prompted the multiple-Emmy winning actor let loose a series of humorous and uncomplimentary tweets.
The president indicated in the speech that before becoming a senator, he himself was a victim of racial profiling, and sometimes heard the sound of locks clicking on car doors as he walked by.
Woods wasn’t going to let the president get away with this one. He tweeted:

Before his “door-lock” tweet, he shared other observations as they relate to the nation’s youth:


He reserved his parting shots to make some rather pointed statements on race relations — what has worked in the past, and how to improve them:


It’s good to see conservatism isn’t yet dead in Tinseltown. Close, but not quite.
H/T Twitchy.

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