George Clooney and Muslim Wife Wake Up To Nasty Surprise After Saying Conservatives Are a ‘Dark Cloud’ Over America

George Clooney took another opportunity to slam America during an interview about his latest film. Clooney called out Conservatives by calling them a “dark cloud over America.” The only dark clouds I see are ANTIFA and the Hollywood elites who promote hatred and violence across our great country.

For years, Clooney has proven how clueless he is about pretty much anything, and we have had to sit back and listen to his twisted world views. The famous actor has been working on a new movie called “Suburbicon.” The movie is basically about racism and how bad white people are which is right up Clooney’s alley.

George Clooney is a longtime Liberal and only agrees with America if it is being run by a Democrat. Unfortunately, Democrats are the reason our country is facing the very real problems plaguing us. Forget that Obama made the most powerful nation on earth look weak on an international scale. Forget that our allies don’t trust us like they used to. Mr. Clooney only cares about Liberals running the show.

Here’s what he had to say about the U.S., the country he moved back to after leaving Italy due to security issues…

According to Page Six:

George Clooney’s “Suburbicon” has a timely subplot — based both on present times and a 1957 incident — about racism in white America. That subplot, however, resounded deeply during the Venice Film Festival press conference for the film, which stars Matt Damon and Julianne Moore.

“I was watching a lot of speeches on the campaign trail about building fences and scapegoating minorities and I started looking around at other times in our history when we’ve unfortunately fallen back into these things,” said Clooney, talking about how the pic germinated.

While casting around for story ideas, Clooney found a 1957 incident that happened in Levittown, Pa., in which an African-American family moved into a suburban development; however, many white residents in the area reacted with violence. Then, while looking to try to make a film out of the Levittown story, he remembered that the Coen brothers had written a script called “Suburbicon,” so those two elements were meshed together.

Of course, at that stage, the Charlottesville, Va., race riots had yet to happen.

Clooney pointed out that the film’s very dark tone reflects the anger he sees in the U.S. today.

“If you go to our country…depending on what side of the aisle you sit on, it’s probably the angriest I’ve ever seen it,” he noted. “There’s a dark cloud hanging over our country right now.” But he added: “I’m an optimist…I believe that we will get through all these things…but people are angry; a lot of us are angry.”

The “Suburbicon” director also underlined that the film “isn’t a movie about Donald Trump. … This is a movie about our coming to terms constantly with the idea that we have never fully addressed our issues with race.”

Moore, who plays a double role in the pic, made a clear-cut a statement on the issues being raised by Charlottesville.

“We are living in the United States where people are arguing about removing Confederate monuments: They must be removed,” she said. “You simply cannot have these figures from the Civil War in town squares and in universities for our children to see. As a parent and as a citizen I need to be active in the eradication of those, in the re-education of everyone. We have to take responsibility for it.”

Clooney joined her on a similar note: “This is something that is really festering right now in the United States: Talking about the Confederate flag, and the Jefferson Davis monument,” he noted.

“Now, if you want to wear it [a confederate flag] on your T-shirt or if you want to hang it on your front lawn…have at it. But to hang it on a public building where possibly African American tax payers are paying for it — and it’s a symbol of hate — that cannot stand.”

There were plenty of reactions to Clooney’s statements and Twitter erupted with some brilliant comebacks.