[Jon Alvarez]

Don't Support Those Who Failed To Support America.

[Spaghetti Man]

Post the list of those that support.

[Eala]

That's quite a long list. How about the reciprocal list, of those who do support America?

[NCPAC]

I checked out the list. Wow. What does one have to do (or not do, as the case may be) to get on that list?

[BonnieJ]

Two of them on the list surprise me - Hugh Grant and Jim Carrey. What did they say or do to be included? Of course, some aren't on there that should be...Kirsten Dunst and now Kevin Costner, once a Republican until he found out it wasn't cool! Sylvester Stallone used to be one too but Clinton won him over it seems. The depth of these people makes it easy to switch back and forth without much thought at all...

[DadOfFive]

I really expected to see Tom Hanks on the list. I like his movies (except Philidelphia), but the company he keeps is rather suspect.

[Badeye]

I'm always amused when I hear multi millionaires, like those on this list, whine incessantly. They have no more interest in "We the People" than any other group of ultra rich.

The only difference is they have a sense of self loathing that comes out whenever the topic is politics.

From Ralph Nader arriving via limo, to Babs Streisand's contributions to beach erosion, they live in a cocoon of ass kissers, syncophants, and PR managers.

In short, they are victims of self inflicted brain damage, not unlike anyone that receives a law degree.

[Liberty Valance]

I don't support them but i'm also not going to help them make martyrs of themselves. The Dixie Chicks is a glaring example. One more divisive issue for the left. JMHO

[Cyber Ninja]

Looking through the list; not gonna be seeing a lot of movies any time soon!

>B{~

[Gefreiter]

Dunno... some of those people have participated in USO shows. They cared enough to actually help the best way they knew.

Maybe those don't like this or that policy, but "Anti-American" seems a stretch for some.

[Salamander]

Jim Carrey?

I thought he was conservative.[?]

[Hildy]

I've been looking for a place to post this. Did anyone hear the guy who filled in for Mike Savage a few weeks ago. Don't know who he was but he had something to do with Hollywood. Anyway, he had Bruce Boxleitner on the show and Bruce was saying how lonely it is to be a Conservative in Hollywood. He says he believes the only reason they even put up with him is because he's married to big time liberal Melissa Gilbert. It was very interesting.

[antiRepublicrat]

Might want to rename that list since many on it have little or nothing to do with Hollywood.

[Ciexyz]

Let's publicize Sean Penn and all his ilk.

[antiRepublicrat]

Whoah dude, Carlos Santana? What the hell were you thinking? Last year Santana gave free concerts for our servicemembers stationed in Europe. It was a big deal there, and the concerts were packed. Take him off!

I have a feeling he's only up there for some comment, or he is exercising his constitutional right to have political differences with the President.

[anonymous_user]

An interesting story about these kinds of lists... Judge says Abourezk's lawsuit against Web site can continue

[Freedom2specul8]

I wish for the uninformed, they'd explain what each person on the list did... (I mean some are obvious..but there are names I haven't heard of)

[Lost Highway]

Hey Hollywood by The "Right" Brothers

[ladyinred]

So you have to register at the link site to view the list? I did love the cartoon about the Oscar's.

[Stonewall Jackson]

Interesting list. I didn't recognize a large portion of the names, but that just gives me something to research over the coming weekend.

What are the opinions of some of the professional athletes (basketball, baseball, football, hockey, etc.)? I know that some don't have college educations, and others are dumber than bricks, but this can be said about the Hollywood crowd as well.

[Boiling point]

A few I did'nt see that should be on the list, James Cromwell, Jason Alexander and Jack Black.