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1 posted on 11/06/2002 2:01:21 PM PST by arual
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I can't stand these people. They are the reason I refuse to see movies in theaters - I will not subsidize their socialist agenda!!!!
2 posted on 11/06/2002 2:04:44 PM PST by kapj
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Ask your kids what they heard in school about the election??? I asked some kids from our school & they never heard anything about it!!! This is such an historical event & they didn't hear anything about it!!! Imagine that...
3 posted on 11/06/2002 2:07:49 PM PST by maxamillion
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As always, Medved is knowledgeable and articulate spokesman for sanity in Hollywood and for a great number of conservative causes. He grew up in SoCal and knows personally the HoWood crowd, has been longtime movie reviewer and author of a few books. He's brilliant!

Nevertheless, here in Seattle market, his home, talk-show station KVI570 bumped him out of afternoon live spot on their lineup in favor of the less interesting Hannity show, which could just as easily have been programmed later in the day. I truly miss Medved, who quit KVI rather than accept a deal to rebroadcast his show in the evening when Seattle listeners would have no chance to call in live.
6 posted on 11/06/2002 2:17:47 PM PST by PoisedWoman
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The reason Hollywoodies love leftwing liberals is that both live in a world of make-believe, not reality.
7 posted on 11/06/2002 2:19:01 PM PST by Vigilanteman
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If you have never been around Celebrities and their scene its hard to understand the completely self-absorbed world they live in. If you were never told to shut up and constantly surrounded yourself with yes-men, you to might feel your opinion on world affairs is the "end all be all".

If it wasn’t so pathetic it would be funny.
8 posted on 11/06/2002 2:20:56 PM PST by FeliciaCat
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The Hollywierdos force their politics on the public because of their ARROGANCE and NARCISSISM. They honestly believe they are better and smarter than the average person---it simply does not occur to them that we don't give a d@mn about their stupid opinions. These spoiled brats are regularly astounded and offended when we don't mutely accept their blow-hard rants with gratitude. AntEater Face Streisand is a classic example.
10 posted on 11/06/2002 2:25:31 PM PST by RooRoobird14
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Eric Roberts, star..told Fox News that he considers the president "fascist" and a co-conspirator (with Osama bin Laden) in deliberately "wrecking the American economy."

In what country is he a star?

It sure isn't the USA.

14 posted on 11/06/2002 2:32:43 PM PST by Rome2000
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It's not as-if we didn't know all along there these people had to be paying some kind of a price.
Just as the *nets*, cable-news squackers and others who aligned themselves with the fruitcake Left surely will in one way or another.

The question was then as it is now, "Why?"
Did they really think they'd have the last word?

Nevertheless; an interesting -- albeit rare -- admission.
One chock-full of *insights* which translate directly to the primary mission of the CCRM's day-to-day duties of tracking the Liberal-Socialist Lamestream media jackals & hyenas.

...don'tcha think?

15 posted on 11/06/2002 2:34:13 PM PST by Landru
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I've been done with liberal Hollywood for a long time. I avoid their movies. I do not want to put one penny in their pockets.
17 posted on 11/06/2002 2:37:34 PM PST by Sophie
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The people quoted here all seem to be multimillionaires. There doesn't seem to be much element of risk involved.
18 posted on 11/06/2002 2:41:19 PM PST by RLK
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Who cares? The American people told this crowd what their opinion's worth in no uncertain terms.

By the way, I wonder if Jessica's planning to spend Thanksgiving in Minnesota. Maybe she could drop in on the Mondales.

21 posted on 11/06/2002 2:45:24 PM PST by Savage Beast
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A good example of this is Texas famous baseball player Nolan Ryan chose to go on TV ads for a major Liberal contestant for Lt. Govenor race named Sharp. Ryan claimed to be a conservative republican and Claimed Sharp was really a conservative, which is a bald face lie. I would like to buy Mr. Ryan now for what he is worth and sell him for what he thinks he is worth.
23 posted on 11/06/2002 2:48:01 PM PST by Texbob
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And speaking of the Mondales, isn't Eleanor Mondale a friend of the Clintons???

Maybe they could all get together for a nice Minnesota Thanksgiving celebration.

26 posted on 11/06/2002 2:51:24 PM PST by Savage Beast
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someone familiar with the actual laws or statutes please tell me:
Isn't a pledge of allegiance to a foreign and hostile power grounds for revocation of american citizenship???
If it is, let us petition to have this law followed, revoke the citizenships of these darling children, declare them citizens and loyalists of a hostile power to whom they have so sworn, PNG their sorry leftist asses, and forcibly deport them.
31 posted on 11/06/2002 3:11:32 PM PST by demosthenes the elder
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What goes for Hollywood stars in this regard ought to go double for businesses. Unless it is part of a deliberate marketing strategy by a niche player (Working Assets Long distance, Ben & Jerry's, etc.) it makes absolutely no sense for a business to align itself with some controversial political issue. And yet we see again and again where some ditzy PR type ("Gee, isn't everyone for gun control?") signs up a big company to sponsor some highly divisive effort.


39 posted on 11/06/2002 3:44:57 PM PST by Nick Danger
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Hmmmm....they will ally themselves with whomever the Bush administration targets, such as Iraq?

Shame about Eric Roberts, really liked him in Best of the Best. Oh well, it's one of the reasons why I do not go to the movies, rent movies, rarely buy movies and, at the moment, do not even subscribe to premium movie channels.

Hitting them in the pocketbook is the only way to send a message to these self described elites.
42 posted on 11/06/2002 4:35:44 PM PST by zx2dragon
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Defund the Left, Boycott Hollywood.

The biggest contributer to Dem causes is Haam Sabin, owner and producer of the Power Rangers.
54 posted on 11/06/2002 6:52:02 PM PST by TC Rider
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All the "Stars" I see mentioned are left wing wackos from the land of fruits and nuts. They all jumped on the Clinton political bandwagon because they thought that it would actually help their popularity. And for a time, it might have. Martin Sheen is not the president, but he plays one on T.V.; and that's good enough for many mind numbed robots out there. Problem is, he's not, yet still thinks he is.

One true American star that I'll mention hails from Michigan and could care less if his politics enhance his popularity...in fact he knows it won't...he just wants to enlighten all the robots to the err of their ways.

Ted Nugent is a star due to his unwavering commitment to the America most of us grew up in, believe in and desire to rise again and prosper.

He doesn't play a politician on T.V.; but eats "real" politicians for lunch when he does debate them on T.V.. (I.E. debating Diane Fienstien on gun control)

Participating in politics is not akin to a popularity contest and is best left to those who recognize the inherant dangers involved in such an endeavor. All others should observe from a safe distance...as in watching a hockey game on T.V..

57 posted on 11/06/2002 7:28:16 PM PST by Ground0
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This could be so different if the 9/ll hijackers had swiped planes out of LAX and attacked Hollywood and Beverly Hills. Barbra in Malibu wouldn't even have had a bad fingernail day, but maybe reality might have even penetrated her skull.
58 posted on 11/06/2002 7:30:02 PM PST by xJones
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LINKS OF INTEREST:

ALBAWABA.com - THE Middle East Gateway: "LIGHTS, CAMERA ACTION? HOLLYWOOD STARS TAKE A STAND ON IRAQ" (102702)

WorldNetDaily.com: "HAS ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT BEEN HIJACKED? Terror Alliances, Radical Politics Revealed at Forefront" by Sherrie Gossett (110402)

CAMPUS-WATCH.org

COLLEGE BRIEFING.org

WIRED.com NEWS: "DEAR SADDAM, HOW CAN I HELP?" by Brian McWilliams (102802)

THE IRAQI PRESIDENCY HOME PAGE & E-MAIL BOX (English/Arab)

60 posted on 11/06/2002 8:15:07 PM PST by Cindy
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