It's never a surprise when Hollywood stars hate on conservatives.
And the stars are certainly coming out to bash Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin.
What better place to do so than at the fabulous Huffington Post?
Up first was Jamie Lee Curtis with this Wednesday posting (emphasis added, readers are warned to prepare themselves for some truly insipid nonsense):
The scariest thing I hear about the Palin nomination was that she would appeal to voters because they would be able to relate to her and she to them. I get that. There are many places where relatability is key. I am a recovering addict alcoholic and finding another group that relates to my struggles is/was key to my sobriety. When I am at school I find myself grouping with others whose kids share the same issues, interests. People tell me all the time that the More magazine article where I showed what my real body looked like in comparison to the air brushed images most women are fed, was important and made me relatable. That too is great. The problem is I may be relatable and share some of your experiences and concerns but you don't want me as president of United States.[...]
I couldn't hold my own for one minute in a debate on any issue with someone like a Barack Obama or Joseph Biden and neither can Sarah Palin. When the call comes at 3AM I want a mind who was at the top of their class, who has gravitas and a real intellect. I want a leader who is a scholar who can hold the history of civilization in his head and will read and learn from the past as he charts the future.
Fascinating. So, because Curtis couldn't hold her own in a debate with Obama or Biden, that means Palin can't either? What led Jamie Lee to such a conclusion?
As for the importance of leaders being at the top of their class, why doesn't Curtis apply this same requirement for the candidates she actually supports?
As my colleague Tom Blumer referenced in his piece about editing of Joe Biden's Wikipedia page shortly after he was announced as Obama's running mate, the Delaware Senator actually ranked 76th in his law school class out of a total of 85!
That put Biden in the whopping eleventh percentile, meaning that 89 percent of his class did better. Is THAT what you call scholarly, Jamie?
Furthermore, this standard wasn't essential in 2004 when Curtis supported John Kerry for president. After all, he only averaged C's while at Yale.
With this in mind, is Curtis demonstrating a sexist double standard by requiring academic prowess from a female candidate that is non-essential for the men she supports?
For the record, according to Wikipedia, Curtis only managed to complete one semester of college. You go, girl!
Moving forward, next on the hit parade was Alec Baldwin who wrote the following about Palin Saturday (emphasis added throughout):
Palin is Bush. What helped propel Bush into the White House was not only some effective electoral nullification. It was his lack of a record in public office. The governorship of Texas is one of the more ceremonial of all the governorships in this country. The state legislature calls the shots. Bush came into power with less foreign policy experience than Barack Obama has now. And was "elected" to two terms. Bush had no foreign policy record to examine. He had only his father's rich friends and their stranglehold on the Republican National Committee to call upon. It proved to be more than enough.
Umm, Alec: What foreign policy experience does Obama have? You think being Senator for two years -- he's been campaigning since January 2007! -- represents foreign policy experience?
Furthermore, what foreign policy experience did Bill Clinton have as governor of Arkansas? Or any of the governors that have been elected president in this nation's history? Hmmm?
But Baldwin's inanities and vitriol didn't end there...not by a long shot:
We know nothing about Sarah Palin. Nothing. Which is not anywhere near enough information to elevate her to the position whereby she would succeed McCain if he died in office or suffered a catastrophic illness. At 72 years of age and in questionable health, McCain's fitness to coach a high school football team would be in doubt, let alone the grueling reality of the presidency of this country.
A team of doctors from the Mayo Clinic declared Friday that there appears to be no physical reason why Sen. John McCain, the 71-year-old presumed Republican presidential candidate, could not carry out the duties of the office.var CNN_ArticleChanger = new CNN_imageChanger('cnnImgChngr','/2008/HEALTH/05/23/mccain.health.records/imgChng/p1-0.init.exclude.html',1,1); //CNN.imageChanger.load('cnnImgChngr','imgChng/p1-0.exclude.html');"Sen. McCain enjoys excellent health and displays extraordinary energy, and, while it is impossible to predict any person's future health, I and my colleagues can find no medical reason or problem that would preclude Sen. McCain from fulfilling all of the duties or obligations of the president of the United States," said Dr. John D. Eckstein, an internist who has been overseeing McCain's treatment for 16 years at the famed research center's campus in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Yet, this didn't stop Baldwin from continuing with his health argument:
John McCain is, statistically, more likely to die or suffer some catastrophic illness during his first term than any other man that has sought the office. Who would succeed him? George Bush would succeed him. Someone with no record. No experience. Only question marks. Everywhere. Forget about the fact that Palin looks a lot like a really attractive TV star I know. Underneath all the Tina, she's George.
Well, Alec, George got elected governor twice and president twice. If she's George, that works for me.
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They're actors
September 7, 2008 - 16:46 ET by kch50428They only way they come of as intelligent is by reading a script someone else wrote.
This makes me like Sarah even more.
They're actors
September 7, 2008 - 20:54 ET by art341Many moons ago I watched Truman Capote on the Johnny Carson show holding forth on one of his favorite theses, to wit that the better the actor the dumber the person. He cited Marlon Brando as a great actor. The whole world knew what dope he was. Carson noted that Jill St. John was brilliant, sporting an IQ of 160 or so. To which Capote replied "Yes, and she's a perfectly terrible actress, which only proves my point."
Alec Baldwin is one of the world's great actors.
Hey!!!! What gives?????
September 8, 2008 - 00:16 ET by neighb......Somebody correct me, but I was under the distinct impression that Alec Baldwin was now practicing his thespian skills for the Ottawa chapter of The Screen Actor's Guild.....
bummer. I used to have the hots for J Curtis
September 7, 2008 - 16:46 ET by Gary HallExtra.. Larry King has not only Woodward on tonight (it's a rabid fight to showcase everyone who comes out with a book or a movie attacking Bush), but he's also doing a spot with Alec Baldwin. (;~> gary
I had designed my entire
September 7, 2008 - 19:16 ET by ThisnThatI had designed my entire evening around Larry King. Ordered food. Invited friends. Bought a widescreen TV with surroundsound. Planned a little pre-show entertainment with door prizes and cash handouts. Even cleaned up the yard a bit and bought some new threads.
Thanks for ruining it with that guest lineup!
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LOL ! TnT, I
September 7, 2008 - 19:38 ET by BlazerLOL !
TnT, I know what you mean, I got a shave and a haircut and broke out the Brylcream and even put on my best smoking jacket for the momentous occasion and my good ol' standby, Charlie Rose isnt' even on tonight.
Man,what to do, what to do......
"You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. We must be cautious. "
- Ben Kenobi on Liberals, and the MSM.
" The Cake is a lie."
Harumpghhhh............
September 8, 2008 - 05:00 ET by old croI took a dump!
I think I liked her better
September 7, 2008 - 20:29 ET by kgI think I liked her better as an alcoholic. At least she sounded more intelligent.
"Forget change, I want improvement!"
Me too, thats a
September 8, 2008 - 00:18 ET by USA4freedomMe too, thats a bummer..
Ronald Reagan, 1962: I did not leave the Democratic party, the party left me.
Insert: your name, 2008, and the Republican party.
I think they are forgetting
September 7, 2008 - 16:48 ET by goldboughI think they are forgetting who is running for president and vice president. Jamie seems to think Palin is running against Obama (and the MSM think so too). Alec does realize later is his writing that McCain would be president. To be going after the vice presidential candidate this much is obvious they're scared.
It is ridiculous and too
September 7, 2008 - 21:28 ET by motherbeltIt is ridiculous and too funny to watch the Democratic Presidential candidate comparing himself to the Republican VP. This is as good as Hillary the candidate being compared to the other candidates wives!
And these idiots like Curtis who suddenly don't care about "relating" voted for Bill Clinton, for no other apparent reason than he appeared to "relate" to them and could "feel [their] pain"...and they felt like he was one of them1
Get the popcorn machine going...
September 7, 2008 - 16:48 ET by AgentAmericanThe limousine liberals' melt has commenced on a large scale. Perhaps Sean Hannity could rub it in Alec "The Father Of The Year" Baldwin some more...
This gets funnier...
Drill ANWAR
Alec
September 7, 2008 - 17:58 ET by SDS"you little pig" Baldwin
Uh, uh, uh, uh
September 7, 2008 - 16:50 ET by Copperhead Ridge"What foreign policy experience does Obama have?"
He went to Europe.
I wonder if he tried brushing his teeth in a chamber pot.
I wonder how Barry's doing in the polls in Germany, France, and England.
It would be a good commercial
September 7, 2008 - 18:16 ET by SDSStart of with the Hillary ( McCain has been a fine public servant for 35 years and would make a fine President; Obama gave a speech) and then finish with Palin, successfully negotiated across international borders to come to an agreement on that Alaskan Pipeline, As Com and Chief of the Alaskan national guard, Palin visited her troops in Kuwait, Iraq and Germany…Obama gave a speech
Ohhbama says....
September 8, 2008 - 05:03 ET by old croI slept in a Holiday Inn last night.....
Umm, Alec: What foreign
September 7, 2008 - 20:44 ET by motherbeltUmm, Alec: What foreign policy experience does Obama have? You think
being Senator for two years -- he's been campaigning since January
2007! -- represents foreign policy experience?
And that's where his experience comes from. Axelrod actually said that Obama's time "on the national stage" (read: campaigning) provided foreign policy experience.
I guess he was talking about that educational "field trip" that Obama took.
I think McCain should send Palin on the same trip, meet the same people. Then we can giggle while the Obama campaign claims that his trip was better, because he gave speeches.
There's a new psychological
September 7, 2008 - 17:05 ET by zhombreThere's a new psychological disorder on the left, superseding and promising to surpass Bush Derangement Syndromein its virulence: Palinophobia.
Or, to paraphrase CSNY:
Something happenin' here
What it is ain't exactly clear
There's a woman from Alaska standin' tall
Causin' me a rash, chill & a pall
It's time we stop, hey, who's this broad?
Gotta be trailer trash, must be a fraud ...
Palin Derangement Syndrome
September 7, 2008 - 18:02 ET by Free StinkerIt's PDS!
Palin Derangement Syndrome
Sarah Palin - This is what a Conservative looks like !
PMS
September 7, 2008 - 20:33 ET by dmntd1Palin Madness Syndrome....
Fascism is a religious conception in which man is seen in his imminent relationship with a superior law and with an objective will that transcends the particular individual - Mussolini
Intolerance and Ignorance ... how unsane
September 7, 2008 - 17:05 ET by LionKingJamie Lee appears to be prejudice against Governor Palin because she is a woman ... how sexist!
Alec equally appears to prejudice against McCain because of his age. Also, he tries the experience card on Palin, but conveniently ignores Barry's lack.
Typical liberals...typical Democrats...the party of racism, sexism, and intolerance.
[As an aside: Why haven't all of the Pro-Choicers out there applauded Bristol? ... She made a choice -- to keep her baby.
Of course Pro-Choice is liberal-speak for Pro-Abortion so in fact, they are not happy with her choice. </rant ]
Keep it up guys
September 7, 2008 - 17:06 ET by willc17The left just can't help themselves. They are so easily baited its funny. Simply putting a Republican Woman on the ticket does it. P Diddy puts out an embarrassing video, bashing Alaska because he feels there are no crack heads or black people in it. THEN, he backs off and apologizes to the people of Alaska, laughing that there are some black people (3.3% I believe). The neighborhood where P Diddy lives has about half that. Yes, I'm a Republican and was voting for McCain before I found out about Palin. My reasoning for voting McCain now IS PALIN. But do you know why? Because she reminds me of my sister. It's simple in a complex race of issues and sometimes that's all it takes. My vote equals one and I will cast my vote to cancel out P Diddys vote.
Monkey see monkey do
September 7, 2008 - 17:08 ET by pocomocoIt would appear that Jamie has been smoking some of her father's funny cigarets again which tend to clog the mind - right Alec?
Please, Alec....
September 7, 2008 - 17:08 ET by Vivaldi5Please, Alec, promise to leave the country like you said you would in 2000 (and then retracted)!
I love the "logic" involved in Baldwin's rant. First, "Palin is Bush"--then we know nothing about her (which kind of prompts the question "then how do we know she is Bush???")--, then if something happens to McCain, "George Bush would succeed him" (more than slightly impossible due to a little thing called the 22nd Amendment).
Alec sounded downright coherent in that infamous phone message left to his daughter compared with this ridiculous rant! As for Jamie Lee, she just sounds ignorant rather than malevolent like Baldwin at the very mention of anyone who might have an "R" after his or her name.
I thought what Jamie Lee Curtis did was wonderful
September 7, 2008 - 17:11 ET by Dee Bunkwhen she posed without airbrushing or makeup in her underwear, but that hardly means that I thought she was in any way like me. Please.
She has and will always be an air-headed bimbo. Only liberals would be stupid enough to vote for her.
Sarah Palin's relatability is secondary to her experience and proven results. Conservatives don't put people with no experience like Obama in the Presidency - it's liberals who are trying to do that.
When you are a spokesperson
September 7, 2008 - 17:29 ET by FairlightWhen you are a spokesperson for consumer products as Jamie is (AARP & Activia yogurt) it is unwise to take political stances. It's amazing how many people do this and think it is a sound business practice.
To do list:
Add Activia to banned product list.
AARP was added long ago.
Why do they keep harping on
September 7, 2008 - 17:36 ET by mvrWhy do they keep harping on John McCains age? Did they not see his 96 year old mother last Thursday night? She looks pretty active to me.
Very good point.
September 7, 2008 - 21:05 ET by FairlightVery good point.
Jamie Lee Curtis
September 7, 2008 - 17:34 ET by Mr. KafirShe's got penis envy
"Israel and Palestine should have their countries taken away from them, put in timeout, until they can prove they can get along." - balboa, ignorant bastard, 3/17/08
Envy? I heard she actually
September 7, 2008 - 17:53 ET by Kenny BunkportEnvy? I heard she actually got one of those tucked up inside of her.
A gun in your hand beats a cop on the phone.
You know how to stop this
September 7, 2008 - 17:38 ET by alamojbYou know how to stop this non-sense? The Republicans should very publically call for debates not just between Pres VS Pres and Vice Press vs Vice Press BUT debates between Pres of each party and the Vice Pres of the other. Put them on the spot . I would love to see Palin vs Obama without telepromters!!!
Noel- you are high enough profile you might be able to pull this off. Get the McCain camp to do it!!
Looks like Jamie Lee's back on the sauce
September 7, 2008 - 17:41 ET by jefflebowskiJamie Lee honey, you had your day. You were in a few good shows. Nobody would confuse you with anyone who has even average intelligence. Just try to stay off the sauce and keep what's left of your looks. You weren't popular because of what came out of your mouth.
And Alec Baldwin, you are a stupid little pig. No man talks to his daughter the way you yelled at yours. Weren't you supposed to be living outside of the US? Who cares what you think? Only the unwashed left at the PuffPo.
Jeff Lebowski
www.angrywhitedude.c...
Keep it up!
September 7, 2008 - 17:41 ET by tcbflashMy advice to Jamie and Alec is: keep it up! These morons only help McCain.
i would like to direct my
September 7, 2008 - 17:55 ET by right of wayi would like to direct my comment to both male actors, baldwin and curtis, shut up and act! there these actors go again thinking we give a rat's rear what they think.
Darn those mind-benders
September 7, 2008 - 17:57 ET by bigtimerDarn those mind-benders like Baldwin and Curtis from La-La-Land...they just keep on giving...I love comedy on a late Sunday afternoon.
Thank you...and keep up the good work...
What you critters do is ensure me a win the more you open your flaps and display your intelligence.
"America isn't the problem...America is the solution." ~ Rush Limbaugh
"My Muslim Faith"
September 7, 2008 - 17:57 ET by NoMoreClintonsWill the media report Obama's "slip" today on ABC when he referred to "my muslim faith". Boy George had to correct him. Hmmm, have any of us inadvertently referred to "my muslim faith"? I didn't think so.
http://washingtontim...
And here's the money quote
September 7, 2008 - 19:36 ET by ThisnThatAnd here's the money quote from the article you linked: "Mr. Obama, who is a Christian and often proudly speaks about how his faith has influenced his public service, said he finds it "deeply offensive" that there are efforts "coming out of the Republican camp to suggest that perhaps I'm not who I say I am when it comes to my faith.""
Yeah, and what about the entire liberal world's efforts against Gov Palin? Without the direct quotes from her, or any evidence whatsoever, unlike the quotes and evidence from Obama?
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Twilight Zone
September 7, 2008 - 18:03 ET by Hal JordanI wish the characters some of these actors played came to life to kick these peoples A##'# , Now I have to burn some more DVD's and VCR tapes!
Question: if you had car trouble which one of the canidates would be the best one to ask for help?
When are NOW and the AARP
September 7, 2008 - 18:15 ET by UphillWhen are NOW and the AARP going to stand up for the Republican ticket?
True Lies Starring.......
September 7, 2008 - 18:23 ET by connmanJamie Lee Curtis and Alec No Ballswin
This town needs an enema! - The Joker
irrelevant Curtis
September 7, 2008 - 18:26 ET by MrltavernThe last time Jamie Lee Curtis was relevant was when she flashed her teats in Trading Places back in 83.
Jamie Lee and Alec...
September 7, 2008 - 18:28 ET by cest moiWOW - all the heavyweights are comin' out against Governor Palin.
Mr. Conductor and The Scream sure do represent mainstream America, and all that America stands for: celebrity, name-recognition, and, uhhhhhhhh, somethin' else.
Gimme a freakin' break.
Speaking of Celebreties
September 7, 2008 - 18:38 ET by BlondeI just did a search on "Schwarzzeneger on Palin". (on Yahoo, I refuse to use Google).
One and a half pages. Nothing remotely useful.
Wonder what the Governator (cancelled at the convention, thankfully) thinks of his fellow gubanatorial pick for VP?
Hmmmm....the silence is deafening, eh?
David Gregory, do you know which damn network you lie for? ~ Uncle Jimbo, @Blackfive
Is anyone really suprised
September 7, 2008 - 18:45 ET by winston smithIs anyone really suprised that Alec Baldwin would not speak well of any Presidential candidate when he's already shown himself for the low-rent coward he truly is by degrading his own flesh and blood daughter like some two-bit, foul-mouth street pimp? And what the heck is this hypocrite doing still living in the U.S.? Wasn't supposed to be taking refuge in Europe after Bush won in 2000? I notice he's not making the same inane and phony threat of leaving the country anymore. Maybe he actually realizes that he might have to follow through on his promise ----- yet again.
McCain's health
September 7, 2008 - 18:38 ET by billbYou're right Alec! You can make people VERY sick!
Curtis and Baldwin should
September 7, 2008 - 18:41 ET by SmartypantsCurtis and Baldwin should have used the age-old advice that it is better to keep your mouth shut and let everyone think you might be an idiot, than to open it up and remove all doubt.
Careers are dead..
September 7, 2008 - 18:48 ET by Calypso Jonesso what have they got to lose.
Careers are dead..
September 7, 2008 - 18:48 ET by Calypso Jonesso what have they got to lose.
Drudge has a "*Breaking*"
September 7, 2008 - 18:44 ET by BlazerDrudge has a "*Breaking*" headline up stating that The NYT is going front page tommorrow on a story about Palins baby.
"You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. We must be cautious. "
- Ben Kenobi on Liberals, and the MSM.
" The Cake is a lie."
Understand: Palin is under
September 7, 2008 - 18:48 ET by Free StinkerUnderstand: Palin is under attack because she was such a good choice. Remember the Democrats' central charge on McCain - "He's a Bush clone." By choosing Palin, something George Bush would never have done, McCain showed how really different he is.
-- Dick Morris
Sarah Palin - This is what a Conservative looks like !
Words of Wisdom by
September 7, 2008 - 18:57 ET by bigtimerWords of Wisdom by Dickie....
Ya' gotta' love it eh...
As far as I am concerned, Dick Cheney was just fine anyway Dickie.
The majority love Palin but who gives a rats rear what Morris thinks....or doesn't.
I mean no disrespect either here...I just cannot stand Morris...no matter what.
"America isn't the problem...America is the solution." ~ Rush Limbaugh
Ha Ha Ha Ha
September 7, 2008 - 18:48 ET by AgentAmericanI can't keep from chuckling so much. God this is so f*cking GOLDEN! The hated liberal media is done!
Drill ANWAR
Hey Blaze.... I see
September 7, 2008 - 18:51 ET by bigtimerHey Blaze....
I see that...man I hate teasers like that...
I also hate the NYTs!
...Duh!
"America isn't the problem...America is the solution." ~ Rush Limbaugh
I’m glad to see that Alec
September 7, 2008 - 18:49 ET by Rush FanI’m glad to see that Alec Baldwin is at least consistent, a consistent loser that is. But I’m really surprised and disappointed at Jamie Lee Curtis' comments.
The Bad News is that it had been my impression in the past that she seemed to be down-to-earth with some common sense, even if she was a liberal. The Good News is she has restored my faith in my belief that liberals are programmed fools.
Poster texascommonsense, who commented at the Huffington Post on Curtis’ piece, summarized my feelings on Curtis: “You seem to be a nice woman, but seriously...... we would not want you for President either................ thank you anyway. Sarah's experiences are JUST a bit different than yours - do you not even understand that - even in a small way....”
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“I'd vote for McCain” says his Hanoi Hilton jailer
Alec Baldwin + kweef Olberwoman
September 7, 2008 - 18:57 ET by JohnJDunbarThese men have some obvious self-loathing issues. Team them up with Michael Moore and it is very easy to see why most Americans view them as pathelogical in actions and paedomorphic in behavior.
To all those crazed lefties, only one word can summarize your lives: Failures
Predictable
September 7, 2008 - 19:24 ET by rammingspeedThe cockroaches are out. There they were, content with the O, and then bam! they're squeezed from their corners. Railing on Huffington Post. Trying to have an affect, again. Keep a goin' Hollywood stars - you help with the backlash.
Sarcasm
September 7, 2008 - 19:39 ET by SchnikeysOh no, not Alec "there's nothing better than being a Baldwin" Baldwin! I'm so scared!
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"My morality is your morality."
Jamie Lee...
September 7, 2008 - 19:42 ET by Secret ConservativeFortunately, John McCain did not search for a VP from the pool of people you meet at your AA meetings. Or the people you know in your neighborhood in LaLa Land. Or the people you meet at your MENSA meetings (yeah, right!) He chose a governor who, in a very short time, has a record of accomplishing the same kinds of things in Alaska that he wants to accomplish in Washington. Just because you grew up in Hollywood and know people who have lots of money but not anyone who has any brains or common sense (that whole drug problem might be a clue) does not make you representative of America That's why we all think you should shut up and act! And, BTW, keep your clothes ON from now on...
Curtis: "I may be
September 7, 2008 - 20:00 ET by JerryCurtis: "I may be relatable and share some of your experiences and concerns but you don't want me as president of United States"
Well, if Sarah Palin were an alcoholic whose claim to fame was being able to pretend to be someone else, you might have a point.
Curtis: "I couldn't hold my own for one minute in a debate on any issue with someone like a Barack Obama"
Duh.. OBVIOUSLY... but anybody else with a functioning brain could thrash Mr. "Uh... Um.... Uhhhh.... Hold on here.... I can't hear myself think..." Obama in a debate that wasn't scripted.
Baldwin: "Palin is Bush."
Proving that not only is your intellect hovering on retarded, but your eyesight is severely impaired.
Baldwin: "What helped propel Bush into the White House.... was his lack of a record in public office"
And pray tell, why was he RE-ELECTED, beating that savvy, long-term, democrat Senator, John Kerry?
Baldwin: "We know nothing about Sarah Palin. Nothing"
First of all, you know nothing about practically everything. What exactly do we know about Obama. Oh yeah, he flew to Europe and "pretended" to be President. No wonder you like him. He's as smart and qualified as Martin Sheen.
Baldwin: "John McCain is, statistically, more likely to die or suffer some catastrophic illness during his first term than any other man that has sought the office."
Don't think so.
Clinton was more likely to be shot by a jealous husband.
Carter was more likely to catch pneumonia when by turning down all the thermostats in the White House.
Kerry was more likely to die from a nasty infection from a self-inflicted "purple heart" scratch... uh.. wound.
Gore was more likely to be dragged from office and hanged after imposing his global warming taxes on the masses.
Baldwin: "Underneath all the Tina, she's George."
First of all, Tina can only wish she was on top of Sarah, but alas, Sarah is a straight shooter. Secondly, you have a serious "George" fixation. McCain is George. Palin is George. Seriously dude, seek help.
When asked if he went to war with Iraq to derail the impeachment vote: “I don’t think any serious person would believe that any President would do such a thing." - President Clinton (Dec 1998).
Jerry
September 7, 2008 - 22:35 ET by SvenROFLMAO!!
This was a great post...very true, and very funny!
Do Hollywood liberals influence people?
September 7, 2008 - 20:06 ET by awffp1890I thought I had read at one time, that regardless of their ability to access the MSM and make these ridiculous statements, most people did not apply what they had heard from an actor to their decision in voting.
Anybody heard different??!
"Not for fame or reward, not for place or rank, not lured by ambition or goaded by necessity. But in simple obedience to duty." - From the barracks at Ft. Benning
Actually Smart Alec, You're Wrong
September 7, 2008 - 20:33 ET by Gothampc"John McCain is, statistically, more likely to die or suffer some catastrophic illness during his first term than any other man that has sought the office."
Actually smart Alec, black men who are the age of Obama are statistically more likely to die. Here, read it in your bible, The New York Times.
"Death rates for black men are higher than for whites at all ages below
84, but the divide reaches its peak between 45 and 64, the years when
diseases that afflict many older Americans begin to hit black men
sooner and harder. Stroke and diabetes killed black men between 55 and
64 at about three times the rate for white men their age in 2000,
according to the National Centers for Health Statistics, while cancer
and heart disease killed black men in that group at rates 50 percent
above those for their white peers."
http://query.nytimes...
Can Alec Even Vote In This Election?
September 7, 2008 - 23:40 ET by thebobboAlec Baldwin? Hell, I thought he and his Schweddy Balls moved to Canada years ago.
If Oblabla is such a
September 8, 2008 - 01:58 ET by entIf Oblabla is such a scholar, then why doesn't he release his college transcripts from Columbia and Harvard Law School? They should be quite impressive. And why has he not published a single scholarly article?
Scholar?
September 8, 2008 - 07:22 ET by Sergeant ROCKBarrack Hussein Obama is a 'scholar'? When did that happen?
PALIN/McCain 2008
Kevin McCullough and Stephen
September 8, 2008 - 07:56 ET by LilyPearlKevin McCullough and Stephen Baldwin (Alec's conservative Christian brother) have a new radio show on Saturday nights from 9 - 11. To hear the difference in Stephen and Alec is just amazing. It is like night and day.
Who else from the Film
September 8, 2008 - 13:23 ET by greenfairieWho else from the Film Actors' Guild will speak? Hello, Sean Penn?
Jamie Lee - (sigh)
September 9, 2008 - 01:48 ET by Templar10A few years ago, we had a series of radio commercials in which Jamie Lee extolled the benefits of new CA State Bonds. She had a quote something like, "and it isn't a tax." Ummmm, no....it wasn't a tax but the entire face value and all the interest was going to be repaid with taxes. Taxes that had not yet been levied or raised.
She is a great actress. I've loved her work. It is so disappointing to see her confirming the utter vacuity I ascribed to her for those radio commercials. Only an injection of NitrOx could make her an airhead.