Alec Baldwin deletes new homophobic tweets

Alec Baldwin deletes new homophobic tweets

Alec Baldwin has deleted vile tweets directed at Mitt Romney’s former aide.
On Wednesday the 56-year-old thirty Rock actor engaged in a very Twitter feud with Garrett Jackson, who served as an aide during Republican Mitt’s failed presidential campaign in the 2012 US election.
The quarrel began when Garrett responded to 1 of Alec’s tweets about Above All Else, a documentary on the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline system that runs through America and Canada.
“The film ABOVE ALL ELSE shows how oil, and Keystone in specific, destroy our lives,” the Hollywood star thoughtfully shared.
“Need to try and do a movie on how you and Hollywood distort our lives," Garrett retorted.
Alec tweeted a reply referencing Garrett’s failure to win Mitt the title of United States Commander in Chief two years ago, having lost to President Barack Obama, before adding: "What lost cause you operating on currently Maybe a Newt Gingrich fashion line?"
"You are on your knees in that photo. What's up with that, Garrett?" Alec continued, referencing the default image on Garrett’s Twitter account, which sees him on bended knee next to a seated Mitt.
Garrett then spoken Alec’s MSNBC show, which was commenced the air last November once he became embroiled in controversy over another homophobic slur. He was captured on video allegedly calling a TMZ paparazzo a “c**ksucking f*g” beneath his breath.
"Come on! Being a homophob has gotten you in enough hassle (sic)," Garrett admonished, with Alec responding, "While you are on your knees, you can polish my Emmys.”
Alec has since deleted his exchange with the political aide.
Many homosexual rights teams have continued to voice their dismay over his gay slurs, however the star insisted in a 5,three hundred word essay published in New York Magazine February he supports the LGBT community.