New
York
(ANI):
Actor
Matt
Damon,
who
campaigned
for
US
President
Barack
Obama
during
elections,
feels
let
down
by
the
leader"s
health
care
plans
and
troop
build
up
in
Afghanistan.
The
Bourne
Identity
actor
believes
that
Obama
has
compromised
too
much.
"Politics
is
compromise.
I'm
disappointed
in
the
health
care
plan
and
in
the
troop
buildup
in
Afghanistan," the
New
York
Daily
News
quoted
him
as
saying.
He
added:
“Everyone
feels
a
little
let
down
because,
on
some
level,
people
expected
all
their
problems
to
go
away.
But
real
change
comes
from
everyday
people.
You
can't
wait
for
a
leader."
However,
Damon
thinks
Obama
deserves
more
time.
Also,
the
actor
spoke
about
his
new
film,
Iraq
war
thriller,
Green
Zone.
He
said:
"the
people
who
worked
on
''Green
Zone''
come
from
all
across
the
political
spectrum."
Damon
plays
the
character
of
Roy
Miller,
based
on
real-life
Army
chief
warrant
officer
Richard
(Monty)
Gonzales,
whose
Mobile
Exploitation
Team
was
charged
with
finding
the
WMDs
during
the
2003
invasion
of
Iraq.
He
said:
"Monty
was
a
Republican
-
he'd
voted
for
Bush.
He
went
to
Iraq
with
the
absolute
conviction
he
was
going
to
find
the
WMDs."