Alec Baldwin tweets that Trump is ‘punishment’ for slavery

Alec Baldwin calls Trump a ‘punishment’ for American sins, including slavery and the slaughter of Native Americans, hours after playing the President in an SNL spoof of It’s a Wonderful Life

  • Alec Baldwin said on Twitter Sunday that President Trump is a ‘curse’ on America
  • The actor said Trump is a ‘punishment’ for American sins, including slavery
  • The remarks come hours Baldwin appeared in the latest Saturday Night Live skit
  • He played Trump in a White House-themed parody of Christmas classic It’s a Wonderful Life
  • Baldwin played Trump, who found himself in an alternate reality where he was no longer president – and everyone was better off
  • Trump expressed his disapproval over the skit and said it should be tried in court
  • Trump has been a favorite subject of the comedy show and his presidency has proved ripe for skits

Alec Baldwin said in a bombshell Twitter statement Sunday that President Trump is a ‘curse’ and ‘punishment’ for American sins, including slavery and the slaughter of Native Americans.

The Mission: Impossible – Fallout actor took to his social media page to write: ‘Trump is a curse, brought down on us as punishment 4 our sins. The slaughter of Native Americans, slavery, Japanese internment, Vietnam. 

‘Every hateful, misogynistic, racist notion, intertwined w our better nature, Trump embodies those. He is us. Now we can face it + exorcise it.’

Baldwin went on to say: ‘Remember that once Trump is gone, by whatever means, + is replaced by a competent/duly elected successor, it will be necessary 4 all in this country 2 offer their support 2 that man/woman. 

‘Regardless of party. The period of healing for us will be long + will require our best.’ 

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Alec Baldwin has called President Trump is a ‘curse’ and ‘punishment’ for American sins. Trump is pictured on December 13 in D.C.

Baldwin, pictured October 10, 2018 in New York City, made the remarks hours after an SNL spoof of It's a Wonderful Life in which he played Trump

Baldwin, pictured October 10, 2018 in New York City, made the remarks hours after an SNL spoof of It’s a Wonderful Life in which he played Trump

The Mission: Impossible - Fallout actor took to his social media page to write: 'Trump is a curse, brought down on us as punishment 4 our sins. The slaughter of Native Americans, slavery, Japanese internment, Vietnam'

The Mission: Impossible – Fallout actor took to his social media page to write: ‘Trump is a curse, brought down on us as punishment 4 our sins. The slaughter of Native Americans, slavery, Japanese internment, Vietnam’

Baldwin said: 'Remember that once Trump is gone, by whatever means, + is replaced by a competent/duly elected successor, it will be necessary 4 all in this country 2 offer their support 2 that man/woman'

Baldwin said: ‘Remember that once Trump is gone, by whatever means, + is replaced by a competent/duly elected successor, it will be necessary 4 all in this country 2 offer their support 2 that man/woman’

Baldwin played the role of Trump in a White House-themed parody of Christmas classic It’s a Wonderful Life in the latest Saturday Night Live skit.

Baldwin found himself in an alternate reality where he was no longer president – and everyone was better off. 

Trump later expressed his disapproval over the parody and said it should be tried in court.

Baldwin played the role of Trump in a White House-themed parody of Christmas classic It's a Wonderful Life in the latest Saturday Night Live skit

Baldwin played the role of Trump in a White House-themed parody of Christmas classic It’s a Wonderful Life in the latest Saturday Night Live skit

He slammed NBC and SNL as a ‘Democrat spin machine’ after the late-night show aired and hinted at legal action – alleging defamation and ‘collusion.’

He tweeted early Sunday: ‘A REAL scandal is the one sided coverage, hour by hour, of networks like NBC & Democrat spin machines like Saturday Night Live. 

‘It is all nothing less than unfair news coverage and Dem commercials. Should be tested in courts, can’t be legal? Only defame & belittle! Collusion?’

Trump has been a favorite subject of the comedy show and his presidency has proved ripe for skits in the program. 

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