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Politics : Politics for Pros- moderated

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To: LindyBill who wrote (55505)7/21/2004 1:31:17 PM
From: KLP   of 793772
 
Celebrities in their own mind. Are fleeting. And at the whim of their audience. Americans are split about 50-50 as to politics....so everytime one of the Left opens their mouth to trash Bush, they are literally trashing the rest of the country who thinks Bush is doing a good job.

One of the best understatements I've seen in awhile: Fahrenheit 9/11 has further rallied celebs, many who "aren't deep intellectual thinkers," Brinkley says.

How many of these so called celebs actually finished high school, and how many graduated from college...with anything else but a basket weaving degree...

I said this on another board yesterday.........

So VERY true, GZ! We pay entertainers to entertain us...If they want to spout their political views then they can charge us to go hear them, and we can decide whether or not we want to do it....

Most of them that are of the Socialist/Marxist Left are forgetting that the America they damn, is the very same America that helped them to make the money and have the fame they do.... Everything is fleeting...them too.

Wonderful entertainers of the past, Red Skelton, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, etc did not feel the need to share their political views....but rather, and instead, supported America when it was at war, and certainly supported the troops who had been asked to do so much.

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