Republican Celebrities - Page 9

EnchantedSLN · #**121** 02-12-2005, 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I'll chew my foot off if she is a Republican. I don't see it at all, especially with her coming from the land of Murdoch.

Sleep easy, Diss

http://www.newsmeat.com/fec/bystate_...n&first=Nicole

Johnny Stew · #**122** 02-12-2005, 01:07 AM

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Originally Posted by EnchantedSLN

The barrage of right wing attacks on various freedoms we're currently seeing is just a desperate reeling against the inevitable.

They're gasping their last breath, and they're panicking.

The writing's on the wall.

amber · #**123** 02-12-2005, 01:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

Miller's old SNL weekend updates were all very liberal-skewed. He was intelligent, funny and insightful back then.
Then he became a part of the very machine he used to lambaste, and kisses the ass of a president he would have skewered within an inch of his life back in the 80s.

I knew he was a money-whore the minute he signed on to do MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL.

As for his ideology changing with 9/11... well, I think a LOT of people's eyes were opened that day. But it's too bad so many people went into "just slaughter everyone who ain't American and Christian!" mode, while the rest of us focused in on finding where things went wrong and how we can repair them.

Yeah, I know. So heartbreaking. But as for the Monday night football thing, to be fair, Dennis really does looooove football.

I think that's part of why he took that job, I think he is smart enough to know that he wouldn't be a "natural" for it.

It is too bad about 9/11, I think he said something like "It's kind of like the stone age, if some f***wad is messing up the water hole, you go knock him on the head with a big rock!" Oh, well.

Brwn_eyes0511 · #**124** 02-12-2005, 01:09 AM

WOW, Sam Raimi has give lots of money to republican candidates! I love him, awsome to know!!!

amber · #**125** 02-12-2005, 01:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Brwn_eyes0511

Where there is a human race so to will there be conservatives!

kay. yeah, because they don't care at all about population control!

Johnny Stew · #**126** 02-12-2005, 01:15 AM

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Originally Posted by amber

Yeah, I know. So heartbreaking. But as for the Monday night football thing, to be fair, Dennis really does looooove football.

I think that's part of why he took that job, I think he is smart enough to know that he wouldn't be a "natural" for it.

For the money he was making, I think I'd be a football fan, too!

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Originally Posted by amber

It is too bad about 9/11, I think he said something like "It's kind of like the stone age, if some f***wad is messing up the water hole, you go knock him on the head with a big rock!" Oh, well.

Yeah, his position on it was very disappointing. I would have expected something a little more enlightened from someone supposedly so intelligent.
Which is why I tend to think ol' Denny was just saying what he knows people wanted to hear... thus protecting his source of income.

amber · #**127** 02-12-2005, 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

For the money he was making, I think I'd be a football fan, too!

Yeah, his position on it was very disappointing. I would have expected something a little more enlightened from someone supposedly so intelligent.
Which is why I tend to think ol' Denny was just saying what he knows people wanted to hear... thus protecting his source of income.

Well, I actually somewhat disagree about both things, though i'm sure he is a bit of a money whore. Although it says something against that that he made fun of himself for the phone commercials, and also tried to get out of his contract for "Bordello of Blood"

(which i love, by the way). I don't think he was saying what he was just cause he thought it's what people wanted to hear, though. i think he really thinks what he says. Nevertheless, we both agree that whyever he is doing it, it is very disappointing.

*sob* - he was so sexy...

Johnny Stew · #**128** 02-12-2005, 01:24 AM

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*sob* - he was so sexy...

I always had a strange fascination with Dennis' hands. They're small for guy, and VERY sexy to me.

Man, I AM a weirdo!

amber · #**129** 02-12-2005, 01:32 AM

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I always had a strange fascination with Dennis' hands. They're small for guy, and VERY sexy to me.

Man, I AM a weirdo!

No, that's not strange. I always look at men's hands. However, I prefer them to be big...

So, i guess, that's another reason to be disappointed in Dennis.

*crush fading*

Brwn_eyes0511 · #**130** 02-12-2005, 02:20 AM

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I'm about the least feminist person here but because it's you, I'll turn on my sensetivity and treat you. That good lord of yours did not give you women to ogle, in fact they weren't given to you at all.

And Diss, the land of Murdoch? Please no! How many times must we apologise?

My satement never hinted at anything about "women being given to men" I said there is no harm in showing what the good lord gave ya! I didn't say "the good lord gave them to us men"

tynan88 · #**131** 02-12-2005, 03:48 AM

Please guys, I don't want to apologise from giving the world Rupert Murdoch again, WE ARE SORRY!

amber · #**132** 02-12-2005, 03:57 AM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

in which both Kerry and W participated

to wit

http://www.commondreams.org/headlines04/0122-10.htm

I just wanted to bump this because everyone should read the transcript. It's just the most disgusting, frightening, bizarre thing I've read in awhile.

Here's is a short excerpt:
" I think partly because for George W. Bush, his Skull and Bones connections sort of work with the whole theory that he's riding his father's coattails and that he has gotten his way in life because of his connections, which I would agree with, and which I have traced in secrets of the tomb, to align closely with his Skull and Bones connections. He turned to Skull and Bones throughout his career for help. Even his Rangers deal, which is supposed to be the one thing he achieved on his own, had at least one Bonesman involved. Kerry has not relied on Skull and Bones. He hasn't made it a huge part of his life in terms of something that would boost his career or really put the -- propel him although he has turned to Skull and Bones in his personal life. But Kerry has been just as involved as Bush, I think. Although he will be as quick to deny that as the president will.

AMY GOODMAN: Does it matter to Skull and Bones who wins this presidential race?

ALEXANDRA ROBBINS: No. That's a good question and one that I asked many Bonesmen and the way they describe it is a win-win situation. As long as there's a Bonesman in the White House there are going to be many more Bonesmen in the administration."

dissention · #**133** 02-12-2005, 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Brwn_eyes0511

It is a liberal movie, I didn't think it was THAT liberal, but I really did enjoy Nicole in it!

It's based on a (fabulous) book by Philip Roth, darling. It doesn't get more liberal than that! It takes place in academic Western Mass during the Clinton scandal, for cripes sake.

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Id really shock you with the type of movies/music I like!

Like one of my all time fav. movies is Cabaret!!!! Not exactly what you would expect my fav. movie to be now, is it?

Cabaret is fabulous.