You know, sometimes you can set your watches by what these liberals do. Once again, the liberals are telling people that if the Republican candidate gets elected, they will leave the country:
Her financial and vocal support for Barack Obama has not endeared her to some fellow Democrats.
“I’ve got a lot of flak from feminists who feel that I should be supporting Hillary Clinton, but I thought the whole point of feminism is that you’re not supposed to be defined by gender,” she says.
“I don’t understand the reasoning behind that, because I wouldn’t vote for Condoleezza Rice and I hated Margaret Thatcher.”
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Always busy, Sarandon is about to start work on the romantic period drama The Colossus, but with the presidential election campaign being heatedly contested, she also has bigger things to consider.
“If McCain gets in, it’s going to be very, very dangerous,” she says.
“It’s a critical time, but I have faith in the American people. If they prove me wrong, I’ll be checking out a move to Italy. Maybe Canada, I don’t know. We’re at an abyss.”
Do you remember all of those celebrities who promised they would leave America if Bush was either elected in 2000 or re-elected in 2004? Well, here we are at the next Presidential election, and here go the liberals “threatening” to leave if their candidate doesn’t get elected. It reminds me of my little sister when she was about three years old. She used to tell me that if I didn’t give her what she wanted, she would hold her breath until she turned blue. Of course, just like the liberals, she never carried out her “threat.”
At least this year there is some unity between the Democrat candidates and their supporters: The candidates are making empty promises and the supporters are making empty threats.
