Tim Robbins: Troubs at the Polls
Of all the people to show up on Tuesday at his usual polling location only to find that his name wasn't on the register, it had to be actor/director/Hollywood Liberal™ Tim Robbins.Of all the people to show up on Tuesday at his usual polling location only to find that his name wasn’t on the register, it had to be actor/director/Hollywood Liberal™ Tim Robbins. This apparently didn’t sit well with Robbins, as his frustration compelled him to tell his tale to a waiting TMZ camera crew on the scene, no doubt, to make sure democracy and justice won the day.
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