Posted on 12/21/2002 7:09:21 PM PST by God'sgrrl
The open letter signed by actors Mike Farrell, Martin Sheen and more than 100 of their Tinsel Town pals asking President Bush to back down on Iraq, angered one North Carolina woman so much that she launched an online petition to counter their influence and to let Sheen know that he's not the commander in chief, even though he plays one on TV. more...
BTW, I know you didn't listen to my last Radio FR show, but the celebrity guest was a very active FReeper.
You would have loved it.
34% said "Their wealthy, hedonistic lifestyleshave made them 'out of touch.'"
31% chose, "They're socialists and communists at heart"
13% said, "Many are traitors actively trying to bring down America."
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78% of the people sure don't have a high opinion of Hollywood
HINT to the Hollywood Stars ... SHUT UP!!!
Who was it?
Sounds like a set-up for reparations.
The really smart thing to do, would be to send these 'artists' a front row ticket for the fireworks. Then, if/when sodom uses his 'non-existant' weapons on ALL the 'locals', they can say with their dying breath, 'ooopsie'.
Unless you can reveal this imminent threat to the lives of countless Americans on a prime time Fox or CNN show, you best just keep the info to yourself. That's smart marketing. A black turtleneck screams intrigue, stylish derring do and an imminent slaughter.
The tentacles of billionaire conservative Richard Mellon Scaife and the American Spectator touch nearly every aspect of Kenneth Starr's investigation of President Clinton.
Stephen S. Boynton and David Henderson
Stephen S. Boynton and David Henderson ran the American Spectator's $2.4 million, four-year Arkansas Project. Both have political ties to Richard Mellon Scaife. Boynton is a Virginia attorney and political activist; Henderson an attorney and vice president of the American Spectator Education Foundation. Witnesses allege that Boynton and fishing resort owner Parker Dozhier funneled Arkansas Project money and other gratuities to Whitewater witness David Hale while he was cooperating with investigators. Dozhier is a longtime acquaintance of Boynton; and Henderson, Boynton and Hale were friends over a decade prior to the formation of the Arkansas Project.
"How was the movie." "I've seen worse."
"So your Mom turned 90! What a blast!" "If you say so."
"Did you catch anything today?" "Nothing worth talking about."
"The Packers played great!" "They should have scored two more TDs."
"Your rap album just went platinum." "I'm not thanking Jesus."
"How've you been?" "I'm alive."
"I'll tell you, Janie is a gem." "Great, you live with her."
"You were out on the boat with Johnnie? How's Johnny's new job?" "How should I know?"
"Daddy, I love you." "What do you need?"
"Thank You for everything." "And ...?"
"How was your vacation?" "It's over and done with."
"Congratulations on your baby boy." "We wanted a girl."
"Hey, you just won the $250 million Powerball!" "Minus $75 million in taxes."
"ArneFufkin's on Free Republic" "GREAT GOOGOOLY MOOGOOLY! I am so pumped up and juiced. Man, we're gonna have fun and rock this town TONIGHT BABY!!! The irresistable force meeting the immovable object ... somethin's gotta give! God BLESS us all."
That Uncle Bill. He's just like every Uncle I have. Except they are loquacious, absurd, funny and engaging. Uncle Bill is more like an uncle if my uncle was a towering mute who snuck up on me next to a storm-lashed rock cliff somewhere in Maine.
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