Actor James Woods may never work another day in Hollywood at the rate he’s going. While relatively new to Twitter, Woods does not believe in keeping your powder dry when it comes to President Obama.
Actor James Woods may never work another day in Hollywood at the rate he’s going. While relatively new to Twitter, Woods does not believe in keeping your powder dry when it comes to President Obama.
After helping bring national media attention to the brutal beating death of World War II vet Delbert Belton, Woods shares his idea of how Obama prepares for his monumental speech addressing racial hatred in the wake of that murder by posting a picture of the president with his arm around race hustler Al Sharpton, with both men smiling broadly.
President Obama prepares for his monumental speech addressing racial hatred in the wake of Delbert Belton murder… pic.twitter.com/uphrRHHxJ1
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) August 24, 2013
Obama is expected to address race relations when he speaks Wednesday on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech.
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