'Dukes Of Hazzards' Star Suggests Biden Be Executed In Now-Deleted Tweet
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John Schneider claimed the president and his son, Hunter, are guilty of treason just a short time after he was unmasked on "The Masked Singer."
Actor John Schneider was unmasked as the “Donut” on “The Masked Singer” Wednesday night, but he may want to put the costume back on ― to avoid the Secret Service.
That’s because about an hour after his unmasking episode aired, the former “Dukes Of Hazzard” star posted a tweet where he suggested Joe Biden be publicly executed.
Schneider’s now-deleted post was in response to a tweet from Biden where he said that while “Trump poses many threats to our country,” the greatest one he poses “is to our democracy,” and added, “If we lose that, we lose everything.”
So Schneider decided to give the president a piece of his mind.
“Mr. President, I believe you are guilty of treason and should be publicly hung. Your son too. Your response is..? Sincerely, John Schneider.”
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