Michael Keaton buries Trump in message to voters ahead of election: ‘He’s not one of you’

Michael Keaton has issued a withering attack on Donald Trump in a stark message to voters days before polling day.

The actor famous for his roles in Beetlejuice and Batman made it very clear who he doesn’t think Americans should be supporting when they go to the polls on Tuesday in an Instagram clip he posted this week.

“The Republican candidate for the presidency is someone who lies and cheats, treats women horribly, mocks handicapped people calls war veterans who gave their lives ‘suckers and losers,’” Keaton says, adding he was raised by “two really great parents” in Western Pennsylvania.

His mother suffered a stroke that left her disabled when he was 18.

He continued: “When you go into that booth, before you check that box or punch that ballot, I want you to ask yourselves, is that how I would want my son or daughter to live?”

“Is that how your mother and father raised you? I don’t think so. He's not one of you, and I don't think you're like him.”

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In a video posted the day prior, Keaton discussed how Trump called late US Senator and Prisoner of War John McCain a loser after he lost to Former President Barack Obama in 2008.

While speaking at a campaign event in 2015, Trump said: “He’s not a war hero. He’s a war hero because he was captured. I like people that weren’t captured.”

Keaton reminded his Instagram followers of the remarks.

“Donald Trump calls him and women and men who gave their lives for Democracy, which we and myself included, take for granted. And if it’s gone, it ain’t coming back in my lifetime, trust me,” Keaton said.

“He calls them losers. He won’t visit the graveyards of these people who gave their lives. I’m sorry, this is no patriot. This is anything but a patriot. I’m grateful to all those people.”