When the Brett Kavanaugh circus ends, we won't forget your sins, Matt Damon

Chicago Tribune ^ | 10/5/2018 | John Kass

[FlingWingFlyer]

Go to your room Matthew.

[ThinkingBuddha]

Hollywood hypocrite; why don’t you go after your buddy buttman Affleck. At least there is credible evidence there.

[Gay State Conservative]

[FrankR]

Has Damon officially grown a vagina now? Or, does he just play on one TV?

[Brooklyn Attitude]

“Kavanaugh, a man of exemplary public reputation, has had his honor stripped by the political left, accused without evidence or corroboration, as a high school sexual predator, a gang rapist, a drunken bully and boor.”

For communists, accusations against their political opponents is all the evidence needed to convict.

[Altura Ct.]

‘we won’t forget your sins’

Hollywood railing about sins...bwawawawawawawawawawawawa!

[Menehune56]

Demon has been on my permanent “sht list” forever.

[RedMonqey]

SNL humour has long past it’s “Best Served’ date.

Stars like Damon have ruined the illusion of the character they are playing.

All I see is a political activist who wants my money to advance their agenda against me.

They may do as they like but without my dollar.

[nesnah]

Matt Damon

F.ilm A.ctors G.uild

[<1/1,000,000th%]

This is in the Chicago Tribune??? My head is spinning.

[samsmom]

Remember when Dan Akroyd’s tv anchor would turn to his female coanchor and say: “Jane, you ignorant slut.” That’s Saturday Night Live back in the day

[RedMonqey]

Hollywood railing about sins...bwawawawawawawawawawawawa!

Hollywood's political impotence only warms the cockles of my heart

[irishjuggler]

It doesn’t tell us much about “SNL,” which calls itself a comedy show but now functions to reinforce liberal political sensibilities.

So true. The show has always been left-leaning, but, at some point, maybe with the advent of Obama (the first president the show chose not to skewer), it descended into full-blown left-wing propaganda. Compare SNL's send-up of the Clarence Thomas hearings in 1991. The target of that sketch wasn't so much Clarence Thomas as it was the windbag senators of both parties and their own less-than-stellar sexual ethics. The bit makes fun of Strom Thurmond AND Ted Kennedy. Now, though, it's all one way. The left is lionized while the right is demonized.

[Gay State Conservative]

Mel Brooks did a great thing many years ago with Carl Reiner.He started talking about Ulysses S Grant and referred to him as a "fag".Carl Reiner,the straight man,says "wait,wait...I didn't know Grant had such tendencies.I didn't know he was a homosexual".So Brooks,in a shocked voice,says "no.no...not homosexual.He was a fag...a Federal Army General".

It's funny...probably on youtube.

[Wuli]

The sheeple, whether Dim or not, should all tell their own favorite celebrities of stage & screem to stick to their day jobs and leave the politics to the politicians. Thanfully, for the most part Conservative sheeple don’t need to say much to their celebrities, because their celebrities usually keep their politics to themselves.

[dfwgator]

Even Dana Carvey’s George Bush imitation was somewhat complementary to him.

[Telepathic Intruder]

I get the feeling that Damon had already practiced his shrill mockery of Kavanaugh well before he thought of airing it on SNL. The left is full of fevered rage because they’re losing power over society.

[yesthatjallen]

Matt Damon reads "The People's History of the United States" by Howard Zinn

"Since its original landmark publication in 1980, Howard Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States has been chronicling American history from the bottom up, throwing out the official version of history taught in schools–with its emphasis on great men in high places–to focus on the street, the home, and the workplace. In this recording you’ll hear from Zinn reading from his introduction to the book, and you’ll hear Matt Damon, an American actor and Academy Award-winning screenwriter for his work on Good Will Hunting, read passages that span the Summer of 1966, the 1967 Urban Riots in Newark and Detroit, the Civil Rights Act of 1968, to name a few highlights."

[Lopeover]

What an imbecile. It is not a sin to support a Trump and his nominee for the Supreme Court.