John Cusack: Strip Fox News of Its Broadcast License

Anyone who grew up on John Cusack comedies is in for a rude awakening via his Twitter account.

The 56-year-old star rages against President Donald Trump and all things GOP on social media, often throwing the sharpest elbows possible. Even those accustomed to politically-active celebrities may not expect what Cusack dishes on a regular basis.

He’s a Democrat, but his party is never bold enough from the “Better Off Dead” star’s perspective.

Most recently, Cusack demanded that Fox News lose its broadcasting license for a chyron that called President Joe Biden a “wannabe dictator.” The commentary drew withering attacks from other news sites, and the person responsible quickly lost his job.

That wasn’t enough for Cusack.

It’s hardly surprising for Cusack to cheer on censoring others’ points of view. Or just throwing them in jail on various alleged crimes, real and imagined.

Conservatives don’t deserve reportage that covers allegations that the Biden family siphoned millions due to their political positions.

Ironically, Cusack was a founder of the Freedom of the Press Foundation, formed to “protect, defend, and empower public-interest journalism in the 21st century.

The actor got a public rebuke from author and behavioral scientist Gad Saad.

Cusack’s career, once red hot, now has him appearing in straight-to-streaming titles. His last mainstream gig came with 2020’s “Utopia,” an Amazon Prime sci-fi saga that lasted but one season.

Three years ago, he attempted to explain his aggressive Twitter musings.

“Maybe being outspoken hurts your career… I’m just aware it helps me sleep better at night, knowing that I wasn’t passive during this time.”

Cusack is on tour this summer, bringing some of his classic films to theaters across the country. Nostalgia matters in America today, and the actor’s films bring back vibrant memories for many.

Think “Say Anything,” “Sixteen Candles,” “Grosse Point Blank” and “High Fidelity.”

He may look back on his anti-speech musings with something less than nostalgia.

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