People really forget that Matthew McConaughey has a long history of being politically tone-deaf, if not an undercover Republican operative. Just after the 2020 election (and about a month before the January 6th insurrection), McConaughey appeared on RUSSELL BRAND’s podcast. Matthew condemned the “illiberal left” for hurting MAGA voters’ little baby feelings. About a year […]
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