The 2 'Clints"...which one would you rather listen to?
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I don't give a good fuck about politics whatsoever, but Eastwood will always be The Man in my eyes, so....
Yups! Bill hits the ball out of the park. :thumb: Sleepless nights for the GOP strategists. :fear:
However, the GOP should continue allowing the Dirty Harry to keep on talkin' in every Republican National Convention - he surely just makes the Democrats day. lol
Bill Clinton could very well still be the president today if there wasn't a 2 term limit. He is awesome.
So true, how did things go so to shit after he had to leave office...my goodness, the Americans still have a lot of catch up to do after the Bush disaster... what a mess!
So Obama didn't clean it all up in 4 years? And that means he should be replaced?
I'm glad those GOP idiots are having sleepless nights...thanks Clint, for an excellent representation of what Americans can expect if they let Romney in now...
it was a sad day for Clint Eastwood when he made that speech He has been aging very fast Ne is only 72 and Clinton is 66 not sure who is going to kick the bucket first
The irony is that Bill Clinton included his cooperation with George W Bush in his amazing speech in last night's tour de force in Charlotte while the latter's name seem to be taboo in the recent RNC in Tampa. LOL
maxx,I think Eastwood is closer to 82 than 72.
I think he was born in 1931 or 1932?
still pretty sharp,imo. at least re the movies
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Looking forward to seeing the smart and lovely Chelsea become Senator of New York in the near future. :nod:
Just make sure Eastwood can see you. He seems to have problems seeing people since Tampa especially Obama. lolI would be honoured to give either one of them a BJ
Clint Eastwood is a perfectly decent actor and a great film director. He gets things done on time and under budget, and doesn't drive the crew/cast crazy with extra takes he doesn't need. His worst films are at least worth a look. He is worthy of his distinguished place in Hollywood history. Other than that....
..........gotta sorta agree, as long as he has a script he's good to go.........................but
At the end of Bill Clinton's speech, the band played "Don't Stop Thinking About Tommorow", the same song that was played in Little Rock on Election Night, 1992. It's hard to believe it was twenty years ago that Clinton and Gore beat George HW Bush, .... and Quayle.
You two, probably think Debbie Wasserman-Schultz is a genius.
Talk about swallowing the Kool-Aid.
