HOLLYWOOD SHOWDOWN: JIM CAVIEZEL REJECTS $500M FILM WITH CLOONEY, SLAMS ‘WOKE CULTURE’ AND CALLS HIM ‘TERRIBLE’
HOLLYWOOD SHOWDOWN: JIM CAVIEZEL REJECTS $500M FILM WITH CLOONEY, SLAMS ‘WOKE CULTURE’ AND CALLS HIM ‘TERRIBLE’ In a move rocking the film industry, Jim Caviezel just shut down a $500 million offer to star alongside George Clooney.
His reason? “I won’t be part of a woke agenda masquerading as cinema.” And he didn’t stop there — calling Clooney “a terrible influence on what used to be art.” Is Caviezel drawing a bold cultural line — or burning bridges too fast?
Jim Caviezel Turns Down $500 Million Project With George Clooney, Calls Clooney “Terrible” And Condemns Woke
In the ever-evolving landscape of Hollywood, where blockbuster deals and ideological clashes often make headlines, a shocking rumor has surfaced involving two of Tinseltown’s most contrasting figures.
Washington is in turmoil after Senator Marco Rubio introduced his explosive Born in America Act, a measure that immediately disqualified 14 lawmakers accused of holding dual citizenship and harboring “divided allegiance.”
Washington is in turmoil after Senator Marco Rubio introduced his explosive Born in America Act, a measure that immediately disqualified 14 lawmakers accused of holding dual citizenship and harboring “divided allegiance.”
The announcement sent shockwaves through the Capitol, igniting fierce debate and outrage. From the podium, Rubio delivered his fiery declaration: “This is LOYALTY. If you cheated your way into office — it’s OVER.”
His words drew loud boos from the chamber, but he stood firm, insisting, “The Supreme Court will uphold this. Count on it.” As the uproar continued, Senator John Kennedy escalated the drama with a sister bill even more aggressive than Rubio’s. His proposal, dubbed the Loyalty Audit, calls for sweeping investigations into every member of Congress.
The audit would scrutinize foreign assets, dual citizenship, undisclosed political ties, and international travel or financial links. Kennedy’s warning reverberated through the chamber: “You can’t serve two flags.
Not in my America.” His words deepened the panic already spreading across Washington, as rumors swirled that more high-ranking names could soon appear on his hit list. The nation now waits anxiously to learn who the 14 ousted members were — and who might be exposed next.
Washington Erupts After Rubio Unveils “Born in America Act,” Disqualifying 14 Lawmakers — Kennedy Escalates With Even Tougher ‘Loyalty Audit’ Proposal
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — A political firestorm swept through Capitol Hill after Senator Marco Rubio introduced his controversial Born in America Act, a sweeping proposal that would immediately disqualify any federal lawmaker alleged to hold dual citizenship or “divided allegiance.” The announcement sent shockwaves through Washington, triggering outrage, panic, and fierce debate across both parties.
Rubio, standing at the Senate podium, delivered one of the most combative speeches of his career.
“This is LOYALTY,” he declared. “If you cheated your way into office — it’s OVER.”
His remarks were met with loud boos from the chamber, but Rubio appeared unfazed.
“The Supreme Court will uphold this. Count on it.”
Kennedy Ups the Ante With Even More Aggressive Counter-Measure
Before lawmakers could process Rubio’s bombshell, Senator John Kennedy introduced a sister bill that escalated the situation dramatically.
His proposal — titled the Loyalty Audit — would trigger full-scale investigations into every member of Congress, examining:
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Foreign assets
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Dual citizenship
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Undisclosed political affiliations
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International financial ties
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Foreign travel patterns connected to political interests
Kennedy’s message was blunt and uncompromising.
“You can’t serve two flags. Not in my America.”
The statement amplified the unrest already gripping the Capitol, as whispers spread that more high-ranking figures could be swept into the unfolding loyalty probe.
Who Are the 14? Washington Holds Its Breath
Rumors about the identities of the 14 disqualified lawmakers ricocheted through committee rooms, newsrooms, and private caucus meetings. Staffers were reportedly scrambling, attorneys on standby, and party leadership frantically assessing political fallout.
Neither Rubio nor Kennedy named any individuals, leaving the entire Capitol in a state of high alert.
A City Bracing for the Next Shockwave
While supporters applauded the bills as overdue safeguards for national integrity, critics blasted them as political theater designed to weaponize patriotism and destabilize Congress.
For now, Washington is on edge — waiting to see:
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Who the 14 lawmakers are
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Whether more names will be exposed
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And whether either bill can survive constitutional scrutiny
One thing is clear: the chaos is far from over.
