[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

And the more these "Hate Bush" events get publicized, the more the cockroaches get exposed by the light.

[Dan from Michigan]

"Cop Rock."

Bwahhaahah.

[No Blue States]

"Leftist celebrities wildly overestimate the power of their own opinion."

HAHAHAHA!!

Great read, thanks.

[concerned about politics]

Hey. Wait a minute. These people are the " rich."
I thought the wealthy were suppose to be liberal enemies? Only the poor "victims" are suppose to have rights.
Isn't this another clear example of left wing hypocracy?

[Abynormal]

Let's bash the wealthy at the Beverly Hills Hilton

[concerned about politics]

Some of these leftist celebrities may actually have in mind their version of what's best for the country. They may actually think they're doing the right thing. Their heart is in the right place. The problem for them is that their brains oftentimes aren't.

Liberals have the minds of children. It's true. They've never matured.

[buffyt]

TOO FUNNY~

[Mike Darancette]

...they'll figure that what didn't work just wasn't tried hard enough.

Sounds like a workable definition for insanity.

[Rockitz]

Since when did rulers start listening to their court jesters for policy advice?

[samtheman]

We came to hear "Boys of Summer" and "Hotel California," and ended up nearly violating federal law by wringing the neck of an Eagle.

Start chanting. Shut up and sing. Shut up and sing. Shut up and sing.

[metalboy]

Republicans should finance these hate Bush rallys, because I don`t think the re-elect Bush campaign could be anymore effective than this. Even my Grandmother who is a 90 year old life long liberal Democrat is gonna vote for him because she is so disgusted by this stuff. Bush should send them all a personalized thank you note when he wins by the biggest landslide in American history

[gc4nra]

The anti-hate Bush rally from outside the Beverly Hilton here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1032739/posts

A bunch of great FReepers and friends, lead by Ted Hayes.

[wayoverontheright]

Artists and entertainers were exalted by the powerful elite long before democracy and capitalism came on the scene. There is no fear of socialism or despotism within this community of guilt-ridden nouveau-riche, and unlike the rest of us these people feel no debt to either democracy or capitalism for their station in life.

To compensate for their (apparently) psychologically overwhelming good fortune, they live to be seen as sticking up for the downtrodden, the servant sector which they view from on high, with obvious disdain for what the "little people" think.

To me it's a sick craving for acceptance from people who adulate them without really knowing them, it's as if they're trying to DESERVE IT after the fact.

[South40]

The angry left

My but they do get testy when they're losing power. heh, heh, heh...

[Old Sarge]

This is how we end up with pop culture ne'er-do-well movements like the "Rock the Vote" push, which should be an insult to the intelligence of younger-aged voters and potential voters everywhere.

But isn't. Seems like it's a pretty tight shot group to me.

To think that – if Moby, Jennifer Aniston and the bald Tinkertoy from REM tell us to vote – we lemmings will gladly leap off whatever political cliff they do,

And you will, too. You've demonstrated that several times. Both times William the Impeached won. The time She Who Must Not Be Named was anointed to the Senate.

should be an insult of biblical proportions.

Don't say, "biblical" - it's hate speech. Accurate hate speech, I'll grant you.