But exactly what is this Dallas Morning News poll measuring? Surely not approval of McConaughey’s political positions, which are so vague that nobody can even tell what party flag he’d run under. The star of Dallas Buyers Club, Interstellar, Mud, and The Lincoln Lawyer is a politically ambidextrous character, against gun violence but also against the “illiberal left.” He’s posed for photo-ops with Democrats like Beto O’Rourke, but done the same with Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton. He’s for police “reform” but against defunding the police. In his recent memoir, he writes of coming “from a long line of rule breakers” and “outlaw libertarians,” which makes for a good stand-in for the way many Texans view themselves, but is suspiciously lacking in political content. So far, McConaughey has provided voters with nothing more than a blank canvas as wide as a Texas prairie sunset on which they can paint their own political hopes and dreams.
>against gun violence kek..empty vessel is a bit weird
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/the-empty-vessel-of-matthew-mcconaughey/ar-BB1fPguV?ocid=msedgdhp