Posted on 07/14/2020 2:54:46 PM PDT by Ben Dover
Have you noticed lately how many big-time Trump haters are getting walloped by karma?
Jimmy Kimmel, Ellen DeGeneres, and whacko Robert De Niro are just a few that come to mind.
Kimmel got “canceled” by the mob, Ellen’s nasty personality caught up with her and her ratings took a dive, and now De Niro, who runs around telling everyone he wants to “punch Trump” in the face, is facing financial ruin.
Yep, the guy who has been pushing COVID lockdowns is now watching his entire “restaurant and hotel empire” collapse before his very eyes…and suddenly, the lockdowns don’t look so great to Bobby.
Between lack of Hollywood work, the COVID lockdowns, and a massive pricey divorce, Robert De Niro is in such bad financial shape he’s now borrowing money from friends to stay afloat.
From Bizpacreview:
Anti-Trump actor Robert De Niro, a far-left, pro-lockdown zealot who’s been adamant that society must not “return to normal” amid the coronavirus pandemic, is now whining that the ongoing coronavirus lockdowns have hurt his finances.
Appearing virtually in court this week as per his ongoing divorce proceedings with his estranged wife, Grace Hightower, De Niro tried to defend his decision to cut his wife’s monthly AmEx allowance to $50,000 from $100,000 by citing the same lockdown measures he’d seemingly been more than happy to see be imposed on regular Americans.
“[L]awyers for De Niro said he cut Hightower’s credit card limit because he’s taken a huge financial hit as the restaurant chain Nobu and Greenwich Hotel, both of which he has stakes in, have been closed or partially closed for months with barely any business,” Page Six reported.
“De Niro’s lawyer, Caroline Krauss, told the judge that Nobu lost $3 million in April and another $1.87 million in May. And he had to pay investors $500,000 on a capital call, which he borrowed money from his business partners to make, ‘because he doesn’t have the cash,’ Krauss said.”
You gotta love how karma works—never sleeps on the job. All of these rotten people are finally getting their comeuppance and it’s a wonderful thing to see, especially after they’ve spent years attacking President Trump and his supporters, calling us every rotten name in the book. Good riddance to all of you self-centered good-for-nothing global elites.
Maybe he’ll visit the Brooklyn bridge for a look over the side. Wait, can he see over the top rail? UPOS. Recites lines written by others. Critical thinking? Not so much.
Couldn’t happen to a bigger asshole. I hope it takes the Robbin Williams option
Those shoes are stupid
“He always played the same creep on film.”
You need to get out more.
Hes played a wider range if characters than most in hollywood.
Deer Hunter, Falling in Love ( great Dave Grusin music!) Awakenings, Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, Fockers, Men of Honor, This Boys Life . , . . .
Another Trump enemy going down?
How could anybody make it on 50 grand a month? I'd be faced with a cruel choice: ammo or beer? Beer or ammo? I'll bet she is too...
When Ed McMahon’s house was being foreclosed, Trump bought it out of foreclosure and let McMahon spend his remaining days there. Maybe he can do the same for DeNiro.
Karma is YOU, Bobby
Everyone going through a divorce is broke no matter how much money they have.
“Those shoes are stupid”
I looked at that and thought, “has to be fake, no one would wear shoes that ridiculous.”
Very much like professional athletes.
I do like these warm & fuzzy stories.
In life we don’t often get to see the nasty pricks get their comeuppance.
They tend to get into character for different roles then lose their own actual identity and then can’t figure out who the hell they really are. So they settle on just being assholes.
Careful. Don’t twist your ankle in those platforms.
It’s happened to Lady Gaga. Her audience thought her anguish was part of the act. The applause grew louder.
So the whole Wuhan Flu shutdown was engineered by the deep state so the guy could save a few bucks in his divorce action?
It is very expensive to be a Democrat in good standing.
Gee...I’m having a real hard time trying to work up any sympathy for the little goomba.
He is a good actor and a bad man.
I bet he could play a homeless man really well.
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