Posted on 08/18/2008 11:44:48 AM PDT by DesScorp
Roseanne has slammed Angelina Jolie, her partner Brad Pitt, and her father, Jon Voight in a new post on her personal web site.
Calling Jolie, Voight’s “evil spawn,” and Pitt, “vacuous,” Roseanne’s attack seems to be directed at the actress and her family members over their opinions regarding presidential hopeful, Senator Barack Obama.
Roseanne’s post seems to start out as a response to an OP-ED piece Voight wrote for the Washington Times in July, against Obama.
“God forbid, we live to see Mr. Obama president, we will live through a socialist era that America has not seen before, and our country will be weakened in every way,” Voight wrote.
Roseanne lashed out at Voight’s opinion calling him a “frightened little girl in a pink ballet tutu, who acts like Obama just wandered in from the rain forest with a bone [through] his nose and a communist pamphlet in his loincloth,” she blogged.
Last week, Jolie released a statement noting that she had not yet chosen to endorse either Obama or John McCain, but reports suggested following her February trip to Iraq that she sided with McCain.
“I am waiting to see the commitments they will make on issues like international justice, refugees and how to address the needs of children in crisis around the world,” she said.
“Miss Jolie says she likes McCain too and hasn’t decided who to endorse… huh?” Roseanne blogged. “Aren’t you supposed to be somewhat enlightened, or do you not know that the African daughter you hold in every picture had parents who suffered and died because of the Republican party’s worldwide economic assault on Africa over the last few decades since Reagan
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Ms. Rat Bar is delusional. Bush was cheered in Africa on his visit last spring for the amount of our money he has given away to help with AIDS and other African problems. Africans can recognize a man with a good heart. I do not necessarily approve of the large amount of money directed towards Africa. However, it is refreshing to see gratitude from other countries. The welfare bums in this country should be shown videos about cheering Africans. Ms. Rat Bar is mean spirited, delusional, and anti-American, traits common to the left.
I dont really see it as projection so much as parroting the liberal tactic that anyone who disagrees with Obama is racist. She just didnt have the brains to disguise the tactic and managed to use it in the most offensive way possible virtually guaranteeing a backfire on herself.
Geez, what’s up with these stars named Rosie? They’re all bonkers!
Roseanne
Rosie O’D
Rosemary Clooney... wait it wasn’t her that was bonkers - it’s her nephew Georgie.
Rosie Perez...............
she is ill
Our tax dollars is more like it.
End all foreign aid until every last American has a house and healthcare.
Bless Roseanne for once again standing up and making a public ass of herself. I had actually forgotten about her. You honestly didn’t believe that someone like Roseanne Barr would permit reality to get in the way of a good rant now, did you ??? To people like her, “truth” is whatever serves the emotional need of the moment.
Thankfully, blogs now permit people like Roseanne to display to the world at large their sophomoric arrogance in all its natural majesty.
God forbid, we live to see Mr. Obama president, we will live through a socialist era that America has not seen before, and our country will be weakened in every way,” Voight wrote.
....And what’s the problem with that “wide ride Roseanne”?
Here’s what Bono & Bob Geldof say about Bush’s Africa policy:
Geldof: “George W. Bush has done more to help Africa than other U.S. presidents, says Live 8 organizer Bob Geldof.” Geldof made the comment in an interview in the current issue of Time magazine. The Irish rocker was relating how he had to defend Bush while he was in France.
Bono: “Some of my activist friends will be jumping on one leg rather than jumping on two because it’s never enough. But I’m standing up and I’m applauding the president and congress.” Crusading rocker Bono has lavished praise on President George W. Bush for pledging $30 million toward the fight against AIDS in Africa. The U2 singer is delighted by the decision to divert government funds towards combating the crisis in the poverty-stricken continent.
Here’s what Bono & Bob Geldof say about Bush’s Africa policy:
Geldof: “George W. Bush has done more to help Africa than other U.S. presidents, says Live 8 organizer Bob Geldof.” Geldof made the comment in an interview in the current issue of Time magazine. The Irish rocker was relating how he had to defend Bush while he was in France.
Bono: “Some of my activist friends will be jumping on one leg rather than jumping on two because it’s never enough. But I’m standing up and I’m applauding the president and congress.” Crusading rocker Bono has lavished praise on President George W. Bush for pledging $30 million toward the fight against AIDS in Africa. The U2 singer is delighted by the decision to divert government funds towards combating the crisis in the poverty-stricken continent.
“This is what is driving the modern democrat party.”
Yea — Roseanne; Rosie O’Donnell; Michael Moore
I see a pattern here — very large carbon hoofprints, er, footprints!
Roseanne who?
Is Roseanne still alive?
I hope this little blog of hers brings an end to all the Tahiti Village commercials I am forced to hear on the radio. I am sick of the sound of her voice.
The issue on the table was her accusation that Bush was abusing Africa.
Well, she has a point there, at least...........
Actually, I found that visual to be pretty funny.
Obama IS depending on the tribalist vote,
and he IS a communist.
Well, you have to admit Rosie got something right about Barack Hussein!!! :)
Hateful people, these Libs...
Did you know it has been a few decades since Reagan was President?
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