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“You wanna go back to lying thieves in the White House who make war under false pretenses in order to make $ for their friends? The election is around the corner. You want another corporate puppet who will squander more U.S. natural resources, revenue and perhaps lives?”
But Alec Baldwin, how do you really feel about Republicans?
“If you’re going to spend time on TV, Mr. President — and Mr. Romney — do us all a favor and skip Whoopi and The Daily Show and Jay and Dave and the Jimmys and all the celebrity news anchors on the networks. Just speak to us directly, or engage in debates that are real debates which will allow for considered thought and direct questioning of your opponent’s positions.”
Ken Tucker thinks presidents (and candidates) should stop appearing on entertainment shows. Do you agree with his argument?
“Politics is weird and creepy [and bears] only the loosest attachment to reality.”
Wise words from Fox Newshound Shepard Smith.
Michelle Obama is set to guest star on an upcoming episode of iCarly. The First Lady will appear as herself to promote Joining Forces, an initiative aimed at increasing awareness and support for military families.
So it’s kind of like if Hillary Clinton showed up on an episode of Kenan and Kel, only much, much hipper. And with more webcams.
We try not to get too political here at EW, but this is too great to pass up.
Now Bill O’Reilly wants to debate Jon Stewart about that whole stupid Common nontroversy. It’ll be sort of like an East Coast-West Coast-style rap battle, except without any killer beats, memorable rhymes, and also both men work in New York.
(Okay, fine, it’ll probably be entertaining.)
“We at the network have no idea whether Trump is serious about [running for president] or no. He won’t tell even us — and we haven’t pushed because we’ve just decided it is whatever it is. If he wants to spout off about things, we’re happy to let him. But our inclination is that he’s not serious about running for president. We think it’s a stunt.”
“Charlie Sheen is an incredibly wealthy narcissist with a rapacious sexual appetite and a gift for saying incredibly memorable things that actually mean nothing at all. In short, he is the very model of the modern American politician.”
In a study undertaken by Public Policy Polling, independent voters say that they would support Charlie Sheen for president over Sarah Palin by a margin of 41 to 36. And, as a matter of fact, we could think of ten reasons why electing the former Two and a Half Men star might actually work out.
