Celebrities Who Have Torn Down Bush For 8 Years Suddenly Want To Serve Their President

Sincerely don’t mean to make you any more nauseated. but, it’s cool to wave the flag again.

“WASHINGTON is suddenly hip again, infused with the heady double-barreled combination of a new crowd of idealistic young political worker bees, who actually believe they can change the world, and the arrival of America’s first black president. It’s even cool to wave the Stars and Stripes.”

http://travel.nytimes.com/2009/01/18/travel/18hours.html?8dpc

Oops, forgot to link to the flag they are now proud to wave.

http://insidecharmcity.com/2009/01/17/obama-supporters-desecrate-american-flag-in-baltimore/

Sean Connery’s Dr. Jones Sr. had words in “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade” that perfectly describe these celebrity pinheads: “The slime of humanity.”

This is truly sickening that now after the Chosen One was elected that it is ok to be an American now. What happened ever the last 8 ears for them to not love their country???? I will always love America and it does not matter who is the President, and I will never demean or ridicule our military as these idiots have done over the last 8 years. I will respect Obama as president, but I will voice my opposition to his policies, not the man as these idiots have been doing for the last 8 years.

These are sick bunch of sycophants and egomaniacs. I pledge to never ever see one of their movies again, only independent films and films by actors who are not vociferously politicized like these a** hats are.

I”m confused. Are we supposed to thank them for finally joining us in giving a damn about our country?

I pledge never to watch any of these morons on their TV shows or any of their movies.

You know what they say about great minds…

However, it won’t be too hard since they’re all pretty much 2nd tier celebs. Not that it matters. My entertainment list has altered drastically this year. Never liked Clint particularly but he has come up on my list…my favorite film of his was the one where he played the FBI agent who failed Kennedy. Since hearing about his big RNC donation after McCain/Palin began their run, he gets my $$ at the box office. I hear Gran Torino is really good. I’ll go see that tomorrow to get away from the TV drool fest.

@Larry Weisenthal:

Obama’s qualifications have been challenged and examined in many courts, up to and including the Supreme Court.

Not quite Larry.

Obama’s qualifications have been challenged on multiple fronts but, as of this moment, no court has taken, or heard, any of the cases.

@GaffaUK: It is not that they stated their opinions. It is the way that they derided Bush and called him a criminal with no proof. But now it is great to be American just because the One has taken over power.

Why is is suddenly ok to be American, not African American. Or why does wearing a Red Star one day and the next you praise Amercia. Something just does not give.

And by the way Robert Duvall, Charles Heston, James Woods, Kelsey Grammer, Bruce Willis, Dennis Hopper and Jon Voight actually have talent. Not like the one’s in the video.

And Chuck Norris, Slyvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger make movies that make you proud do be an American, unlike most of Hollyweird that makes the US, the bad guys.

To Craig
Obama is our president so give it a rest. You are not an American….so stop telling we Americans who our leaders are or who they should be. Just shut up. Regardless of whether or not we agree with Obama’s policies he is our President and this is an important day for all Americans. It shows what a truly great democracy we are and how the people decide it’s leaders.

All you’re doing is spewing bile and empty rhetoric….so again shut up.

Stay in Canada!

Ron

Larry #14. Technically, you are incorrect. SCOTUS reviewed the suit on Berg’s appeal when it was kicked out by a federal judge saying Berg did not have “standing” to bring the lawsuit. The SCOTUS did not address the evidence, or argument,of Obama’s eligibility… only whether or not Berg had standing and if the federal judge would be reversed in his dismissal for standing. That is all they are charged to do.

There are other lawsuits working their way thru the courts… Alan Keyes is one. He may have the standing in judicial eyes as he was a candidate in the primaries.

Until a court hears and rules on the evidence, it is a non-story. Just another lawsuit on the docket without a legal opinion to go on.

Should put the SCOTUS review update here for Larry…. from Berg’s site

As you know, this Friday, January 9, 2009 our case, Berg vs. Obama, is being “Conferenced” by the nine [9] Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court [Docket No. 08 – 570]. Then, on January 16, 2009 again, we have a “Conference” before the U.S. Supreme Court in this case.

SCOTUS has not yet weighed in on whether Berg has standing as of this point. And that is the only suit that has made it to the high court at this time. So, Larry, you are premature in your confidence that evidence has been examined, and approved. We aren’t even to the point of the evidence being considered by a federal judge yet. Oh the slow, methodical course of legal recourse.

When SCOTUS rules on the standing, that particular suit with either be dead in the water, or be returned for hearing of evidence.

ADDED: This is the Surrick’s dismissal of the suit for standing. At the end of October, Berg filed a Writ of Certiorari with the SCOTUS – a document which a losing party files with the Supreme Court asking the Supreme Court to review the decision of a lower court. It includes a list of the parties, a statement of the facts of the case, the legal questions presented for review, and arguments as to why the Court should grant the writ.

In this case, the decision of the court had nothing to do with the argument and evidence, but instead addressed the motions for dismissal filed by Obama… and granted by lack of jurisdiction and standing. That is the decision that will be addressed by SCOTUS.

@OMG:

Actually, no.

Your side of the aisle has exclusive rights to that behavior.

Thanks for playing though.

I’m going to be LMAO at these buffoons when the economy gets so bad that people can’t afford to pay to see their crappy movies and they end up pennyless.

I pledge to always use Pledge furniture polish when I clean my coffee and end tables.

Here they are helping him to unite the country:

http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2009/01/jay-z-and-young-jeezy-rap-bush-one-last.html

That was scary at the end. I believe that the things these people are saying they are going to do like driving less and turning the lights off are things they reccommend we do. They aren’t going to do them because they’re celebrities. They’re not going to do without less of anything it’s just a message for the rest of us to do those things. The entire ad is to make us want to do more and do without. If you think one second they’re going to go around their homes turning lights out you’re fooling yourself. They flew first class on jumbo jets, took a limo and ate a great big lunch at a posh restaurant on their way to film this dribble.

Larry W: Yep, that’s their pledge … I will now behave like an adult. I will no longer live as if I am the center of the universe, I will behave responsibly by acknowledging my obligations to others, the uniqueness of my country and the debt I owe.

Well now, that’s the most creative way I’ve seen of justifying social welfare… Mighty lofty words. Perhaps worthy of speech catchall phrases for this President himself.

Altho I’m hard pressed to see “acknowledging obligations to others” and “the debt I owe” as passing on my earnings to a fiscally irresponsible Congress who piddles away vast dollars into wasteful projects and heavy handed administrative structure as “adult”.

Naive? Yes. Adult? Only if on prozac.

How about they prove to us they can streamline expenses and improve performance on, say, FEMA, the VA, Dept of Education, Agriculture etal before we pass them more cash to flush down the toilet. Now *that’s* adult. Demand some proof of performance and responsibility.