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Actor and former governor of California, Arnold Schwarzeneggeradmitted that in the White House elections he will vote for the current vice president and the Democratic candidate, Kamala Harrisahead of former President Donald Trump, even though he is running for the party that elected him governor in 2003.

“Always I’ll be an American not Republican. That’s why I’m going to vote yes this week. Kamala Harris and (your vice presidential candidate) Tim Walz“Schwarzenegger said in publication on his social networks, where, despite everything, he admits his boredom and disappointment in current American politics.

Analyzing the current political situation in the country, Schwarzenegger identified Trump as a candidate who I will respect the vote citizens and “send his followers to storm the Capitol“And that he has endorsed “no policies” other than tax cuts, which he admits he benefited from.

That’s why the Austrian-born actor warned that if former President Trump wins, “it’ll be four more years stupidity no results it will make us more and more angry, divide us even more and make us hate even more.” “We must close the door on this chapter of American history,” he said.

Thus, despite their “a lot of disagreementswith Democrats, believes the “only way” to move forward and overcome divisions created during the Trump era is to vote for Harris And Waltz. “Vote this week. Turn the page and leave this garbage behind,” Schwarzenegger added.

Justifying his vote for Harris, Schwarzenegger emphasized that he did not like “neither of the two sides” and accused the Republicans of forgetfulness “the beauty of the free market“if there is”the deficit has increased sharplyand rejecting the election results, hinting at what happened in 2020.

“Democrats are no better at addressing the deficit, and I worry their local policies will hurt our cities.” increase in crime. It’s probably no surprise that I hate politics more than ever (…) I want to switch off. But I can’t,” Schwarzenegger said, calling for action in the face of Republicans’ recent “un-American” behavior.