White House calls actor Mark Hamill a "sick person" over photo of Trump in a grave
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Mark Hamill posted a photo of Trump in a grave, prompting the White House to call the actor a sick person. The administration labeled such actions as dangerous rhetoric.
The administration of US President Donald Trump has reacted sharply to a post by actor Mark Hamill, who published an image of Trump in a grave with the caption "If only." This was reported by The Hollywood Reporter, according to UNN.
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The "Star Wars" actor posted a photo on Bluesky on Wednesday showing Trump lying in the ground next to a tombstone with the dates "1946-2024." The post also included the words "If only."
In the caption, Hamill wrote: "If only he had lived long enough to witness his inevitable crushing defeat in the midterms, to be held accountable for his unprecedented corruption, to be impeached, convicted and humiliated for his countless crimes."
The actor later deleted the post.
The White House spoke of "dangerous rhetoric"
In response, the White House Rapid Response 47 account on X published a screenshot of Hamill's message and called him a "sick individual."
These left-wing radicals simply cannot help themselves. This is exactly the kind of rhetoric that inspired three assassination attempts on our president in two years
Hamill later published a new post in which he clarified his words.
Actually, I was wishing him the opposite of death, but sorry if you find the image inappropriate
Hamill has long been a critic of Donald Trump. Last year, the actor stated that after Trump's re-election, he considered moving to the UK or Ireland, but ultimately decided to stay in the US.