Another Actor?

[Me.]

Seriously?

When will it be the CW that a president should be more than a hyped up daddy who you'd like to have a beer with but never will because the truth is they don't care for our company?

[tsuki]

1. I think of him as Frederick of Hollywood.

[havocmom]

3. Day-um! You are onto something! We are SO gonna steal your line.

You need to run with that one, tsuki! It's a keeper!

[tsuki]

7. I have been. All over my county. Ya know, there are some

people that don't appreciate the reference. Go figure. :rofl:

[havocmom]

9. Ah, the younger generation... It's all about Victoria with them.

Frederick was da man! And he had a wider selection of bra sizes available in HIS stores!

[Me.]

4. That's The Best Name I've Heard For Him

And considering that his wife favors 'lingerie' gowns, it becomes even better.

[tridim]

5. Frederick of -Liberal- Hollywood

I knew the GOP's rhetoric would get them in trouble some day.

[Kajsa]

2. And the Repubs claim Obama

" lacks experience"?

:rofl:

[Bitwit1234]

6. What is it about the republicans

they are constantly complaining and making fun of Hollywood types that support the democrats.

But every chance they get they run and kiss the boots of a half assed has been who USED to have bit roles and vote them in for office. Arnold was the exception, but the RNC bought that post for him.

[H2O Man]

8. In his 1991 book

"In the Absence of the Sacred" (Sierra Club), Jerry Mander provides interesting details about how the Reagan campaign appealed to specific areas of the public's consciousness. Mander, who also authored "Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television," made specific observations that could as easily be applied to Old Fred as to Ronald.

[Me.]

11. Taken Right From The L.B. Mayer Playbook

No doubt. The packaging of illusions.

[dflprincess]

10. The perfect puppet

n/t

[kskiska]

12. The party that advocates "Shut Up and Sing"

keeps putting forth entertainers for public office.