Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 10月26日 02時57分

As a lifelong Democrat born and raised in Kentucky, George Clooney is used to fighting impossible battles. With the presidential election fast approaching, the activist and actor says progressives should not give up on fighting for deep red states—even if the challenge seems insurmountable. “That’s how democracy works. You fight it, and fight it, and at some point it changes," he tells V.F. "It doesn’t hurt to lose. It hurts to not try.” Clooney is also no stranger to the romanticization of the Confederacy, something he grew up around—and something that became increasingly abhorrent to him as he got older. "Now you look at it and go, ‘Okay, guys, you’re defending the flag of a group of people, an entire section of this country that were traitors to the country, who went to war against our country and lost. With that flag! And they went to war for slavery—and lost. So you don’t just get to fly that fucking flag.” Read more at the link in bio. 📸: @annieleibovitz

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