"We’ll Start in November"- George Clooney Claps Back at Donald Trump Over French Citizenship Comments

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Donald Trump, never shy of making bold statements on Truth Social or elsewhere, has a knack for stirring the pot, from trading jabs with Taylor Swift to sparring with Stephen Colbert and countless others. Recently, his sharp words landed on George Clooney, prompting a witty comeback from the actor. And, of course, it all kicked off with that eyebrow-raising French citizenship remark.
After President Donald Trump mocked George Clooney for obtaining French citizenship alongside his wife, Amal Clooney, and referenced the actor’s political commentary on former President Joe Biden, Clooney fired back with sharp wit.
"We have to make America great again. We’ll start in November," Clooney stated in a statement obtained by PEOPLE, turning Trump’s own slogan into a call for action and signaling that the midterm elections could set the country on a new course.
George Clooney appears to hint that he expects the Democrats to reclaim the House. Perhaps even the Senate in the upcoming elections. The actor, alongside his wife Amal Clooney and their two children, has obtained French citizenship.
Clooney has lauded France’s privacy protections, emphasizing that the laws shield his family. Allowing his children to grow up away from relentless public scrutiny. With his family life in the spotlight, now might be the perfect time to reflect on Clooney’s career.
From charming rom-com lead to fearless activist, George Clooney has navigated Hollywood’s highs and lows with unmatched charisma, proving that his extraordinary career is as much about bold choices as it is about talent.
George Clooney’s career was boosted by politics, advocacy, and high-profile decisions
George Clooney began his career in the late 1970s, taking small roles in television miniseries and sitcoms. He steadily built experience, appearing on shows like Roseanne and Sisters, honing his craft in theater. Clooney’s breakout came in 1994 with ER, where he became a household name across America.
He transitioned to film, starring in hits such as Ocean’s Eleven and Syriana, while also directing critically acclaimed projects like Good Night, and Good Luck. His career blends acting, producing, and activism seamlessly.
From 2009 onward, George Clooney continued to showcase his versatility across film, television, and theater. He starred in acclaimed projects such as Up in the Air and The Descendants, earning awards and nominations.
Clooney also expanded into producing and directing, tackling films like The Monuments Men and The Midnight Sky, while founding Casamigos Tequila and making his Broadway debut. Every move he makes commands attention, much like his citizenship recently captured the notice of Donald Trump.
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Yusra Miraj Khan
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Hriddhi Maitra