[cowboyway]

Also nominated for best movie drama: "The Aviator," starring Bush-bashing actor Leonardo DiCaprio; "Closer," starring Bush-bashing actresses Julia Roberts and Natalie Portman; "Finding Neverland," starring Bush-bashing actor Johnny Depp; "Million Dollar Baby," starring Bush-bashing actress Hillary Swank; and "Hotel Rwanda," about the African genocide that Bill Clinton and U.N. boss Kofi Annan did nothing to stop.

Among the anti-Bush actors and actresses who received nominations from the small and obscure but powerful HFPA: Roberts, Swank, Depp, DiCaprio, Portman, Annette Bening, Ashley Judd, Renee Zellweger, Laura Linney and Meryl Streep.

Noted conservatives nominated: zero, but libertarian-leaning Clint Eastwood did get recognized for directing "Million Dollar Baby."

Hollywood is sending conservative America a message and I'm hearing it loud and clear.

Stop sending us your money!

Will comply, beginning immediately!

[dangus]

>> Hollywood is sending conservative America a message and I'm hearing it loud and clear.<<

When they make a bad movie, or a movie that promotes liberal politics, I stay home. When they make a good movie that espouses the better things, I watch. I don't really give a **** about what an idiot cast member says; what matters is what the movie says.

I recommend highly anything Pixar has done. Some days, I think Roger Ailes got into the movie business. "Finding Nemo," for instance, is a wonderful assertion of the value of a family. (National Review just today caught onto its pro-life orientation.) I don't give a rat's @$$ that Ellen is a DeGeneret.