The President of the Left [Martin Sheen]

National Review ^ | March 14, 2003 | Andrew Stuttaford

[agrace]

Yes, IIRC, he was allergic to the silver makeup.

[wideawake]

Sheen claims to be a Catholic activist.

I wonder what he's done to further the cause of unborn human life?

Oh, that's right. Nothing.

[reformed_democrat]

LOL!

Excellent work.

[CarmelValleyite]

Daytonians I know have always referred to U of Dayton as a huge joke!!!

[wingnuts'nbolts]

I'm not really the President of the United States but I play one on television, and that, in and of itself, gives me credability. In a story line I know what should be done and how to do it. The writers feed me my lines daily. In real life I an not really the President of the United States but I play one on television.....my life is makebelieve, but I am a believer and I believe I have gravitas.

[T Lady]

Thanks for the correction; in my fevered attempt to respond to this very cogent piece, I did get the adjetives mixed up. Anyhow, he was the head of that household, and a pretty funny one at that.

...By the way, that's a really good theme song for the 'Left Wing'--fits Sheen to a tee. And speaking of television, who do I find greeting me on my (Cox Communications edition)TV Guide this week? None other than Susan Sarandon. And of course the article written by Lisa Chambers, is nothing more than a fluff piece.

One of the more telling parts is when Sarandon insists she's not an expert, but wants to 'ask questions'. If I were the 'journalist' doing the interview, I would have asked, "Why were there no questions asked during the military airstrikes on Iraq, ordered by former President Clinton back in 1998?"

...Dead silence, or a good tongue-lashing for sure!

-Regards, T.