Comments on: Clint Eastwood yelled at a chair during his speech at the GOP Convention http://www.celebitchy.com/249236/clint_eastwood_yelled_at_a_chair_during_his_speech_at_the_gop_convention/ Stylish celebrity escapism Fri, 24 May 2013 00:35:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Seagulls http://www.celebitchy.com/249236/clint_eastwood_yelled_at_a_chair_during_his_speech_at_the_gop_convention/#comment-12051522 Seagulls Mon, 03 Sep 2012 18:40:57 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=249236#comment-12051522 You don't pay for it, Garvels. And, thanks to the interfering of religious conservatives, there are insurance plans that also won't cover abortions. Please, please study up on third term abortions. Women do not have them for fun or because they changed their mind. http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/a-true-picture-of-the-women-who-face-late-term-abortion/2012/07/27/gJQAxSCjEX_story.html. The joy woman I know of who had a late term abortion did so because she caught a virus, it was passed to her fetus, and caused complications that would either cause it to be stillborn, or live a short life of pain. She wanted that baby. She still misses that baby. Late term abortions are 1.5% of all abortions, Garvels. http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/fb_induced_abortion.html And you can wink, wink all you like: Viagra is far more a lifestyle drug than the Pill. If insurance refuses to cover BC, then it dang sure had better refuse to cover a recreational drug like Viagra. You don’t pay for it, Garvels. And, thanks to the interfering of religious conservatives, there are insurance plans that also won’t cover abortions.

Please, please study up on third term abortions. Women do not have them for fun or because they changed their mind. http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/a-true-picture-of-the-women-who-face-late-term-abortion/2012/07/27/gJQAxSCjEX_story.html. The joy woman I know of who had a late term abortion did so because she caught a virus, it was passed to her fetus, and caused complications that would either cause it to be stillborn, or live a short life of pain. She wanted that baby. She still misses that baby. Late term abortions are 1.5% of all abortions, Garvels. http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/fb_induced_abortion.html

And you can wink, wink all you like: Viagra is far more a lifestyle drug than the Pill. If insurance refuses to cover BC, then it dang sure had better refuse to cover a recreational drug like Viagra.

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]]> By: DIANE http://www.celebitchy.com/249236/clint_eastwood_yelled_at_a_chair_during_his_speech_at_the_gop_convention/#comment-12051312 DIANE Mon, 03 Sep 2012 18:11:18 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=249236#comment-12051312 Shut up, you old codger. Yes, the legendary Clint Eastwood has joined the ranks of that other idiot, Charlton Heston, in becoming public loudmouths for their right wing dogma in their twilight years, right about the time all those steaks catch up with them via madcow disease, aka dementia. Clint's just blown his whole film persona for people like me. He joins the evergrowing list of actors who have offended me with their behavior and who will never get another dime or viewing out of me. Oh. And what's with the wife wearing a half-finished dress??? Is she blind??? Or just another tasteless ignorant idiot with a reality show?? Shut up, you old codger. Yes, the legendary Clint Eastwood has joined the ranks of that other idiot, Charlton Heston, in becoming public loudmouths for their right wing dogma in their twilight years, right about the time all those steaks catch up with them via madcow disease, aka dementia.

Clint’s just blown his whole film persona for people like me. He joins the evergrowing list of actors who have offended me with their behavior and who will never get another dime or viewing out of me.

Oh. And what’s with the wife wearing a half-finished dress??? Is she blind??? Or just another tasteless ignorant idiot with a reality show??

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]]> By: Dee Cee http://www.celebitchy.com/249236/clint_eastwood_yelled_at_a_chair_during_his_speech_at_the_gop_convention/#comment-12050772 Dee Cee Mon, 03 Sep 2012 16:51:07 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=249236#comment-12050772 IMPROMPTU 'NATIONAL EMPTY CHAIR DAY' TAKES OFF Drudge headline https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/%23emptychairday IMPROMPTU ‘NATIONAL EMPTY CHAIR DAY’ TAKES OFF
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]]> By: storyteller http://www.celebitchy.com/249236/clint_eastwood_yelled_at_a_chair_during_his_speech_at_the_gop_convention/#comment-12050520 storyteller Mon, 03 Sep 2012 16:16:03 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=249236#comment-12050520 Wonderfully put. Obama may have disappointed some (is it any wonder with the magnitude of expectation?) but the Republicans are not a palatable option for me. No way. Wonderfully put. Obama may have disappointed some (is it any wonder with the magnitude of expectation?) but the Republicans are not a palatable option for me. No way.

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]]> By: storyteller http://www.celebitchy.com/249236/clint_eastwood_yelled_at_a_chair_during_his_speech_at_the_gop_convention/#comment-12050468 storyteller Mon, 03 Sep 2012 16:08:46 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=249236#comment-12050468 THIS. A thousand times over. People seem to have forgotten just how much damage George W. Bush did during his time in office. Obama in four years, cannot undo all that and nor can everything be made alright in the same time. People who refuse to see this are simply deluding themselves. THIS. A thousand times over. People seem to have forgotten just how much damage George W. Bush did during his time in office. Obama in four years, cannot undo all that and nor can everything be made alright in the same time. People who refuse to see this are simply deluding themselves.

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]]> By: mila http://www.celebitchy.com/249236/clint_eastwood_yelled_at_a_chair_during_his_speech_at_the_gop_convention/#comment-12047906 mila Mon, 03 Sep 2012 08:41:19 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=249236#comment-12047906 Thank you. At least someone agrees with me. Thank you. At least someone agrees with me.

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]]> By: Isabella Notarfrancesco http://www.celebitchy.com/249236/clint_eastwood_yelled_at_a_chair_during_his_speech_at_the_gop_convention/#comment-12047266 Isabella Notarfrancesco Mon, 03 Sep 2012 06:34:28 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=249236#comment-12047266 It's alright. I knew what you meant because of the context. It’s alright. I knew what you meant because of the context.

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]]> By: Liza Jane http://www.celebitchy.com/249236/clint_eastwood_yelled_at_a_chair_during_his_speech_at_the_gop_convention/#comment-12046476 Liza Jane Mon, 03 Sep 2012 03:29:17 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=249236#comment-12046476 "For a talented guy with privacy and dignity"......well that's all gone down the tubes now with that wife of his doing some awful reality Show!!! How demeaning is that????? I'm British/ Canadian and watch American politics because they are endlessly fascinating,and ours are rather boring to be frank.The level of unpleasantness being seen here is stunning!! Looking from the outside it is blatantly obvious that this elite,1% band of GOP candidates do not give one iota of concern for the electorate..seems to me that the Republican Party on the whole care more about defeating the Democrats at any cost regardless of the terrible toll it will ake on their country! One may also be disappointed at Obama's last 4 years,but in all honesty how was he expected to make any dramatic changes after inheriting such a mess from George Bush, and whilst being willfully stymied at all ends and turns by the opposing party???? If you think that a Republican win and Mitt Romney in the White House is magically going to restore your jobs and move you forward..think again. I have a brother who is now one of the 1% and has broken my heart by stating that Obama is bad for his business and amassing his now substantial fortune...bottom line,vote Romney to ensure the rich get richer and the middle class disappear ! Apart from all the other unbelievable platforms they are campaigning on ( and the cynical flip flopping ) it is glaringly obvious that this is a rich man's party which tries to get elected by appealing to the ultra conservative and traditional voter,tapping into all the stale archaic fears of years long past.....so sad to see voters being led like lemmings over the cliff!!! I will watch and weep for a once good nation who can no longer talk of America as being the best country in the World..watch your election pontificating and your manipulating and scarily robotic candidates and say that once you may have had the chance to make your country great,but with the lack of true desire to work for all your peoples “For a talented guy with privacy and dignity”……well that’s all gone down the tubes now with that wife of his doing some awful reality Show!!! How demeaning is that?????
I’m British/ Canadian and watch American politics because they are endlessly fascinating,and ours are rather boring to be frank.The level of unpleasantness being seen here is stunning!! Looking from the outside it is blatantly obvious that this elite,1% band of GOP candidates do not give one iota of concern for the electorate..seems to me that the Republican Party on the whole care more about defeating the Democrats at any cost regardless of the terrible toll it will ake on their country!
One may also be disappointed at Obama’s last 4 years,but in all honesty how was he expected to make any dramatic changes after inheriting such a mess from George Bush, and whilst being willfully stymied at all ends and turns by the opposing party???? If you think that a Republican win and Mitt Romney in the White House is magically going to restore your jobs and move you forward..think again. I have a brother who is now one of the 1% and has broken my heart by stating that Obama is bad for his business and amassing his now substantial fortune…bottom line,vote Romney to ensure the rich get richer and the middle class disappear ! Apart from all
the other unbelievable platforms they are campaigning on ( and the cynical flip flopping ) it is glaringly obvious that this is a rich man’s party which tries to get elected by appealing to the ultra conservative and traditional voter,tapping into all the stale archaic fears of years long past…..so sad to see voters being led like lemmings over the cliff!!! I will watch and weep for a once good nation who can no longer talk of America as being the best country in the World..watch your election pontificating and your manipulating and scarily robotic candidates and say that once you may have had the chance to make your country great,but with the lack of true desire to work for all your peoples

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]]> By: Isabella Notarfrancesco http://www.celebitchy.com/249236/clint_eastwood_yelled_at_a_chair_during_his_speech_at_the_gop_convention/#comment-12046114 Isabella Notarfrancesco Mon, 03 Sep 2012 02:04:15 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=249236#comment-12046114 Both the Dems and the Republicans are sock puppets for their corporate overlords. When are you people going to wake up and realize this? The American government is completely beholden to the military industrial complex which means America is under the rule of a military dictatorship. Both the Dems and the Republicans are sock puppets for their corporate overlords. When are you people going to wake up and realize this? The American government is completely beholden to the military industrial complex which means America is under the rule of a military dictatorship.

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]]> By: Dana http://www.celebitchy.com/249236/clint_eastwood_yelled_at_a_chair_during_his_speech_at_the_gop_convention/#comment-12044648 Dana Sun, 02 Sep 2012 21:26:32 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=249236#comment-12044648 If you think the president has any control over gas prices, then you've been lied to (Bush didn't and Obama certainly doesn't). Speculation determines the price of gas pure and simple, hence why when there is any news about a refinery going offline due to a hurricane prices skyrocket. The Republicans solution of drill baby drill solves nothing because even if there is more supply OPEC will collude to take more off the market. There are some aspects of the health insurance law I'm not crazy about, but I will say this, at least Obama did something. The Republicans solution was what? Oh that's right it was set up a market exchange for health insurance before Obama championed that idea and then they became against it. Now I would love to know the Republican solution to healthcare rather than criticizing Obama's strategy. They want to put a strategy on the table, other than social Darwinism ok but until then I guess it's easier to attack the guy that actually tried to do something in regards to exorbitant health costs consuming more and more of the federal budget because healthcare was on track to increase exponentially(it was 17 percent ten years ago and by 2020 would be about 25percent of the federal budget) so something needed to be done. Plus I think it's great that insurance can't kick people off for preexisting conditions or can't put limits on coverage so there are some good things about Obamacare (I'm aware that this is blasphemy to some but surveys indicate that there is a lot of support for such provisions when Americans are individually asked about them even if they don't agree with it all the way on the whole). Plus if you want to talk reducing the government, then it should be reduced across the board. Not merely asking the domestic side to take all the cuts. Finally if you worried about out of control federal spending I'd read up on the Simpson-Bowles plan which would have reduced the deficit by about 4 trillion dollars which the Republican V.p. nom Paul Ryan was instrumental in helping to kill (no compromising for him). In a nutshell while it may be convenient to blame Obama for everything, this country has had tons of problems before he came into office and he's had a lot of obstruction while he was in office (look at how much the filibuster was used). This being said Obama has at times been in over his head and lacked leadership while trying to compromise with people who from day 1 said they weren't interested, however everything that I've read about Romney's plan suggests he would be worst. More deregulation=more American jobs being sent overseas and the ones that stay offering jobs for less and less money (it wasn't a coincidence that Romney mentioned Apple as his American success in his Republican presidential acceptance speech which despite billions of dollars in corporate profits sees the majority of its employees in the service sector or three-fourths making about $25,000 a year) with more being employed overseas than in the U.S. Yes taxing the rich may not be a complete solution however as I mentioned above still waiting for the Republicans to come up with a viable one. Forcing the domestic side of government to take all the cuts will only add to unemployment, plus it's not possible to do so and balance the budget with keeping the military off the table, which Romney has said he will do (btw the stock market has stabilized a whole lot more since Obama has been in office than when Bush was) so like I said, for me it's not enough to merely be anti-Obama. As Bush proved, things could always be worst and Mitt Romney's policies sound an awful lot like W's did and picking a vp nominee that signals he isn't about compromise doesn't bode well at all. If you think the president has any control over gas prices, then you’ve been lied to (Bush didn’t and Obama certainly doesn’t). Speculation determines the price of gas pure and simple, hence why when there is any news about a refinery going offline due to a hurricane prices skyrocket. The Republicans solution of drill baby drill solves nothing because even if there is more supply OPEC will collude to take more off the market. There are some aspects of the health insurance law I’m not crazy about, but I will say this, at least Obama did something. The Republicans solution was what? Oh that’s right it was set up a market exchange for health insurance before Obama championed that idea and then they became against it. Now I would love to know the Republican solution to healthcare rather than criticizing Obama’s strategy. They want to put a strategy on the table, other than social Darwinism ok but until then I guess it’s easier to attack the guy that actually tried to do something in regards to exorbitant health costs consuming more and more of the federal budget because healthcare was on track to increase exponentially(it was 17 percent ten years ago and by 2020 would be about 25percent of the federal budget) so something needed to be done. Plus I think it’s great that insurance can’t kick people off for preexisting conditions or can’t put limits on coverage so there are some good things about Obamacare (I’m aware that this is blasphemy to some but surveys indicate that there is a lot of support for such provisions when Americans are individually asked about them even if they don’t agree with it all the way on the whole). Plus if you want to talk reducing the government, then it should be reduced across the board. Not merely asking the domestic side to take all the cuts. Finally if you worried about out of control federal spending I’d read up on the Simpson-Bowles plan which would have reduced the deficit by about 4 trillion dollars which the Republican V.p. nom Paul Ryan was instrumental in helping to kill (no compromising for him). In a nutshell while it may be convenient to blame Obama for everything, this country has had tons of problems before he came into office and he’s had a lot of obstruction while he was in office (look at how much the filibuster was used). This being said Obama has at times been in over his head and lacked leadership while trying to compromise with people who from day 1 said they weren’t interested, however everything that I’ve read about Romney’s plan suggests he would be worst. More deregulation=more American jobs being sent overseas and the ones that stay offering jobs for less and less money (it wasn’t a coincidence that Romney mentioned Apple as his American success in his Republican presidential acceptance speech which despite billions of dollars in corporate profits sees the majority of its employees in the service sector or three-fourths making about $25,000 a year) with more being employed overseas than in the U.S. Yes taxing the rich may not be a complete solution however as I mentioned above still waiting for the Republicans to come up with a viable one. Forcing the domestic side of government to take all the cuts will only add to unemployment, plus it’s not possible to do so and balance the budget with keeping the military off the table, which Romney has said he will do (btw the stock market has stabilized a whole lot more since Obama has been in office than when Bush was) so like I said, for me it’s not enough to merely be anti-Obama. As Bush proved, things could always be worst and Mitt Romney’s policies sound an awful lot like W’s did and picking a vp nominee that signals he isn’t about compromise doesn’t bode well at all.

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