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I don't care how ugly he is, how not-funny he is, how liberal he is, how crazy he is, how uniformed he is, how much of a failure he is, or how unpopular he is....I still wouldn't vote for him. ;)
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he will win, because he's a nice guy and Doggone It, People Like Him
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dat givz me a headache like dis duz. Da Porsche contrapshun stuf is complakated enuf.
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Randy :D |
Often wondered why famous liberals like Paul Newman and Robert Redford never ran for political office. They would have won easily. After all, the media gives you a free ride if you are a movie star or TV personality. Right, Arnold?
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If he wins, hopefully he runs for President some day, with Ben Stein as the VP on the ticket.
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"Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?"
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You know, when Reagan ran, everybody laughed because a lightweight, Hollywood type wasn't serious/strong enough for Washington.
But when you think about the performances of Reagan, Sonny Bono, Gopher (Fred Grandy), Arnold, and Eastwood, they look pretty good. No personal corruption allegations. Decent manners, tough but fair campaigns without the dirty tricks and hatred we see from the Bush & Clinton camps. They even more or less accomplished what they set out to do. So why all the angst over Al Franken? How could he be worse than Bush II or Clinton II? Maybe he should skip the Senate and run for President! H*ll, maybe all of our politians ought to come from Hollywood. They could hardly do worse than the ones we have now.... |
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If Minnesota elects that dope, I'm outta here.
My prediciton is that he will be act as "quite the statesman" and play it very cool for the next year...not showing his true colors. |
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It occured to me that I haven't heard of British actors trying to get into politics. You know, Helen Miriam or Clive Owen going for Parliament or some such nonsense. Bono is the closest to my recollection. Oh, and I guess Madonna when she feels like putting on a fake British accent. |
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Franken met his wife, Franni, in his first year at college at a Harvard-Simmons mixer, and they have been together ever since. They have a daughter, Thomasin, and a son, Joe (both attended New York City's prestigious Dalton School). Joe attends Princeton University and Thomasin is a public school teacher in New York City, with a degree in sociology from Harvard University. The Frankens reside in Minneapolis, Minnesota." Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Franken |
Better a clown who admits what he is than 535 who will not.
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The kind like this, "I support Norm Coleman because he represents (enter Coleman's position here)". |
In all likehood, that will never happen. Most "partisans" post with their emotions, not their intellect when it comes to politics.
As an example, I find it amusing when people say "Why should Hollywoodians be believed when it comes to politics?' when the real question is why anyone, from any profession be believed when it comes to politics? What prepares a person for public office? |
Pat, we realize you don't subscribe to the "lesser of two evils" doctrine, but that's Coleman. They will and do both suck but Coleman will suck a little less, while sucking a little less often. There is a much greater likelyhood of Coleman supporting my positions even if only by pandering or luck.
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And that is necessarily a good thing?
Just pulling your chain daddy.... |
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There is no "lesser". |
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