Sean Penn Says Tea Party Wants To "Lynch" Obama

FOX ^ | 10/15/2011

[Just4Him]

Actor Sean Penn says the Tea Party wants to “lynch” President Obama, launching the latest celebrity attack on the conservative grassroots movement that has grown into a political force.

During an interview with CNN’s Piers Morgan on Friday in which Penn rambled about the need for more infrastructure spending, affordable health care, bolder actions from President Obama and an end to the Afghanistan war – all in the same answer -- he segued into what’s wrong with the Tea Party.

“And yet there’s another problem. You have what I call ‘the get the N-word out of the White House party,’ the Tea Party,” he said.

Asked about fellow actor Morgan Freeman’s claim that the Tea Party just wants to “get the black man out” – a claim that he made on the same show last month – Penn said, “I don’t think there’s any doubt about it.”

[FourPeas]

If Penn actually thinks that the large number of people who support the Tea Party would seek to lynch a black man, then it says volumes more about him than it does about those who are part of the Tea Party.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Was he high, drunk or just being a moron when he said it?

[FlingWingFlyer]

FUSP!

[SES1066]

Sean (or whomever you are inside), think what a great thing it would be for you to send your entire wealth to the IRS. Boy, then you would have us by the short hairs wouldn’t you. I mean, putting your money where your rhetoric is would be so much more convincing than vacationing with Hugo and so on. So just do it and then I will believe that you are sincere ... waiting ...

[Fresh Wind]

[kcvl]

Some of us would rather “lynch” him!

[Venturer]

I don’t want to lynch Obama, but I do want him in jail for the Murder of 200 Mexicans and One Border Patrol Agent that we know of.

I want his fundraising for the 2008 campaign audited.

[kcvl]

So people will know Fox has to report what they said because no one watches Piers Morgan on CNN!

[Salamander]

LOLOLOL!

Post of the week!

[Jim Scott]

Dopey Sean Penn demonstrates the Obama campaign's strategy for the 2012 election. Because Obama can't run on his record (more likely, he'll run away from it) they'll use surrogates like Sean Penn and Morgan Freeman as well as more serious leftists to attempt to marginalize the 'tea party' as, all together now: racists! It won't work. Just as the 'Occupy Wall Street' mobs are making trouble as they expand to every city and will cause a negative backlash from ordinary Americans who see them as the spoiled takers and leftist loons they are, so will dopes like Sean Penn constantly calling the tea party 'racist'.

I support Herman Cain as the 2012 Republican nominee and intend to vote for him. If Cain, on his considerable merits, wins the primary race and becomes the Republican nominee, the fact that he is black will effectively negate the ridiculous charge of 'racism' against the tea party, which enthusiastically backs Cain. I can't wait.

[petro45acp]

The dingleberry penn is a tard.

No real American has a problem with a black man at 1600. Thomas Sowell comes to mind as the multiple-orders-of-magnitude preference over the pseudo constitutional scholar, community organizer, never-held-a-real-job, politico-in-chief.

The light is dwindling,
Stay alert

[petro45acp]

NICE TAWP pull!

[dfwgator]

He’s a commie, just like his dad.

[jetson]

Thats a thought!

[firebasecody]

As opposed to the high tech lynching of Justice Thomas?

[lonestar]

I wonder how Penn came to this conclusion. He's never been to a tea party. He probably doesn't know anybody who has ever been to a tea party.

Could it be just more of what he knows that isn't true?

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

What the difference between Sean Penn and a pile of crap?

Sean Penn smells worse.

[bgill]

Nope, not gonna say it...

[Rummyfan]

During an interview with CNN’s Piers Morgan on Friday in which Penn rambled about the need for more infrastructure spending, affordable health care, bolder actions from President Obama and an end to the Afghanistan war – all in the same answer ...

The reason Sean Penn was so good in Fast Times at Ridgemont High is that he really is Jeff Spicoli.

[Rummyfan]

During an interview with CNN’s Piers Morgan on Friday in which Penn rambled about the need for more infrastructure spending, affordable health care, bolder actions from President Obama and an end to the Afghanistan war – all in the same answer ...

The reason Sean Penn was so good in Fast Times at Ridgemont High is that he really is Jeff Spicoli.