[pctech]

I haven't seen this posted yet and I search on "Cromwell" so my apoligies if I somehow missed it. Another actor/actress disses the USA. What sayeth thou oh learned Freepers?

[Tanniker Smith]

Ever since I found out that Stretch Cunningham was Jewish, I knew there'd be something wrong with this guy.

Don't worry, Zephrame, we won't be building any statues of you.

[raybbr]

Can't you see the pain I'm in making all that money in the U.S?

[Theresawithanh]

You poor, tortured soul! Guess you'd better pack up and go. Good luck finding a country as great as the USA, though.

[i_dont_chat]

Mr. Cromwell was a guest on CNBC's Power Lunch today.

He seemed delighted to be an American investor.

[FlingWingFlyer]

He probably prefers a "queen" over a president.

[Netizen]

we're losing our jobs. …"

Which of his jobs went overseas or moved south of the border? We were losing jobs under Clinto, too. Sometimes, I wish there were a way to view what the future might have been like under Bore or Skarey. I can't even imagine the mess.

[SIDENET]

I thought he was well known as a moonbat.

BTW, I liked him as the nerdy dad in Revenge of the Nerds.

[samm1148]

""I am on the horns of a dilemma – I can walk away if I think it's really bad," Cromwell explains. "It's hard to explain. It's a job.""

Yeah it's hard being a liberal hypocrite who makes money because of a talent you exploited thanks to this country and yet spits on Americans.

It's a real dilemma making more in a month than most Americans will ever see in their life times then turning around and sh**ing on their country.

It's no wonder I can't go to a movie anymore. These guys make me sick.

[cincinnati65]

And to think, they got the commie to play Efram Cochran....

[The Wall]

"It's hard to explain. It's a job." - Cromwell

Since this jerk is so worried about a job, I'm sure he can get one loading-up and packing all of Baldwin's stuff - it sure is taking Mr. Baldwin a long time to set up residence in France. That is where he was planning to move after Bush won the election...isn't it?

[LibKill]

Cromwell, stand not upon the order of thy going but go at once!

And bad luck to thee.

[tang-soo]

See ya Stretch.

[Frank_2001]

Go to France, you bum!

[navyblue]

where we live in a country where 32 percent of the people vote

Wrong Jim! It's actually 52% VTO. But that's nothing to be proud of. Only Switzerland has a lower VTO than the United States.

[petro45acp]

Zephraim Cochran, who'd a thunk it?!?!?

[steelyourfaith]

It's James Cromwell, another U.S. star who chooses to flip off America on foreign soil.

"Star" for this ham is a stretch ... wait, wasn't this guy "Stretch Cunningham" in All in the Family?

Yo Stretch, GET LOST dumb@$$.

[Steel Wolf]

So why would a man who views the world – and his country – this way agree to play in the hit series "24," which is the focus of much criticism from others who see evil when they look at America?

"I am on the horns of a dilemma – I can walk away if I think it's really bad," Cromwell explains. "It's hard to explain. It's a job."

No need to explain your moral dilemma. We get it. Just spare us the anguished, principled speech next time, unless you plan on walking the walk, too. It loses some of its' effect if you give it while stuffing your pockets.

[hinckley buzzard]

Calling him a 'star' is a real stretch. I watched him on 24 and never knew who he was. I guess the way for a bit player to become a star is to dis the US.

Too bad so few of these phoney sellouts actually relocate.

[geo40xyz]

Hey crumwell, send me your address and I'll semd you $100 to help move your ass....

NO COMING BACK

[Rb ver. 2.0]

Future High School graduates will be ashamed to have attended Zephram Cochran High.