James Caan: I'm not a (insert bad word) Hollywood liberal

Another gritty, manly man in Hollywood, one of the few left, is telling people to basically shove the title of a "typical Hollywood liberal" in the...uh...face of someone else.

I'm guessing James Caan doesn't get pedicures.

Dang, I love masculine men. Why are there any other kind?

Veteran actor James Caan let people in on a little secret last week. After 46 successful years among Hollywood’s most outspoken liberal stars, he’s speaking up about breaking the mold.

“I'm an ultra conservative,” he said at Moet & Chandon’s 6th Annual Hollyshorts Film Festival Opening Night Celebration in Los Angeles.

“I'm not a G** damn Hollywood liberal, I'm not,” he said, adding he only watches Fox News.

You hear that...punk? Huh? Do ya?

Caan, who was at the event promoting his involvement with the online platform Openfilm.com, also added that he doesn’t think Hollywood actors need to comment on every single political issue. When Pop Tarts questioned him on California courts deeming Proposition 8, which bans same sex marriage, “unconstitutional,” he preferred to keep his lips sealed.

"I don't want to comment on that. I'll let those other geniuses do that – all those actors who like to find a stage to push their agendas,” he said. “They don't have political science degrees... I certainly don't. I'll leave it to Sean Penn or Barbara Streisand to comment on that."

I'm laughing. Oh, I'm laughing.

Government program creates Atlanta riot

Let the future the liberals envision begin.

A crowd of people hoping to get federal housing assistance became unruly Wednesday morning with reports of fights breaking out in the crowd.

So many hands out all at once, you can't expect some not to start swinging.

Between 8,000 and 10,000 lined up in Atlanta for rent discount vouchers. Or at least applications to fill out to hopefully get those vouchers. That's the government smarts at work for you. Don't create jobs. Don't provide incentives for work. Have thousands stand in line for two days in the heat for the chance to get "free" money.

It's the age of smart power.

People began lining up at the shopping center two days ago, and by Wednesday morning the crowd had grown to over several thousand people. East Point police, some wearing riot helmets, were patrolling the area. Firefighters and EMTs were attending to people who were overheating in the sun. Police from College Park, Hapeville, Fulton County and MARTA assisted in crowd control.

The lines, the riots, the crowds, the heat exhaustion, the police in riot gear. It's Utopia. I feel like breaking out in song. More government programs please!

Felecia McGhee told the AJC she arrived around 6:30 a.m. Wednesday. She said the major problem began when people started breaking into the line and officials started moving the areas where they were handing out applications. She said she saw at least two small children trampled when the crowd rushed the building where the applications were to be handed out.

So children get trampled. This is the change we can believe in.

Unless you earn the money you receive, you are a slave. Period. You are imprisoned and controlled by whoever you are begging for loose change. This is why the Founding Fathers designed a nation purposeful and directional in creating individual wealth and open opportunities.
They did it to set people free.

Liberal ideology, however, will put them back in chains.

But hey, it's only the occasional child trampling. It's only making people into beggars. It's only robbing individuals of self-respect and self-reliance. It's only giving authority over your life to a faceless politician to toss you crumbs from their lavish banquet, but only when they want and for how long they want.

No harm no foul, right? And who doesn't mind the occasional riot.

I want your money

No. I do. Really. But that's a different subject. Right now, I'm talking about a movie with that title.

I need popcorn.



Or a box of Pop Rocks.

Sarah Palin v ...Drag Queen?

This video of a "teacher" holding a "worse Governor ever" sign and confronting Palin has hit the media's frothing Sarah appetite to such a degree they need elastic waistbands.

Sarah handled it poorly, supposedly, even though by the end of the video this "teacher" is agreeing they have a lot in common and that she's honored to meet her.

Watch the video and then we'll discuss why I keep using quotation marks with the word "teacher."



This dedicated teacher isn't exactly a teacher. She's a Theater Tech and a singer in a Drag Queen band. And she has some insidiously left connections. MacsMind blog has been chasing down her whereabouts and having a hard time finding any evidence of her teaching claim.

Check here to see his updates and here to see the drag queen band picture.

Here's what MacsMind has discovered thus far:

Additionally I could care less whether she performs in a drag queen band or for a play. What is significant is that she is president of the Board of Directors, Kachemak Bay. Family Planning Clinic (KBFPC) in Homer, AK, aka, abortion rights organization.

We all know that progressives have targeted Sarah for not aborting her Down Syndrome Affected child Trig.

The more I dig the more I find connections between Gustafson and Shannyn Moore, the progressive blogger and chief harasser of Sarah Palin and it’s looking more and more like this was a “bait” setup for which Sarah bit, but then she would have had no choice. Had she not approached them over the banner they most likely would have approached her.

Either way it backfired and Sarah won the day by most accounts.

If Sarah's no viable political threat to liberals, why do they need to resort to overly dramatized tactics and lying? If she's as pointless and laughable as they claim she is, ignore her. It's what I do with Perez Hilton.

Shakespeare said it best. They protest too much.

Trailer: Get Low

Good, good stuff coming out about this movie. A great cast and, reportedly, one of Robert Duvall's best roles.

Plus, Gerald McRaney just showed up on the scene. Ever since Simon & Simon, I've loved Gerald McRaney. He's a conservative, a huge supporter of the military, and has taken numerous USO Tours to visit our troops from Somalia to Iraq.

That, and I think Delta Burke, his wife, is just gusty as all get out.



And then, of course, there's, oh my, Robert Duvall. Inhale, exhale. He's one of the truly talented actors of this age and the next. We don't have many of those. I talk, often, with my friends about our loss and void of Jimmy Stewarts and Clark Cables and John Waynes and Cary Grants of and from Hollywood. Now we have Leonardo and Brad Pitt and Matt Damon. And they all look like little boys on screen with their soft hands and scrubbed faces and voices with no melody of struggle or determination.

But not Robert Duvall.

I'll let the grit of the man, along with his own words, speak for themselves.

Black conservatives, they exist

The liberal media treats black conservatives like Bigfoot. There are rumors of their existence, even the occasional picture, but no one really believes it.

Personally, I find the idea a minority can't be conservative to be a racist statement. In other words, minorities aren't individuals. They all think the same, are the same.

Isn't that, in essence, what they are saying? At any point does the media lump all white people into one political party or ideological grouping?

Of course not. White people are individuals. But those minorities, well...they are all liberal democrats because they all think exactly the same.

Tisk, tisk you racist reporters.

There are black conservatives out there. And, they are some of the most impressive people - educated, passionate, intelligent, humorous - you'll ever meet. Because they are black? Nope. Because they are free-thinking, America-loving, freedom-embracing, individual-promoting, usually God-fearing, all-inclusive people.

That's the definition of a conservative, a lover of the individual.

A group of black conservatives recently held a press conference to address the NAACP statements that the Tea Party Movement is racist.

Not only are the questions they received negative, you can hear the hostility in the reporters' voices. How dare these black conservatives destroy the media's talking point that conservatives are all racist.

How dare.



Sometimes, in the silence of my day, with no one else around, encumbered by only my house walls, I can't help but clap and cheer at the occasional video I stumble across. This one even got a "woohoo" and the sporadic "ha!"

Conservatives rock. And yes, I've got to stop listening to 80's hair bands.

Far and Away

I'm here. Still. And thank you for everyone still checking in despite my recent absences. What can I say? We are the ones we've been waiting for.

Blogging as been heavily sporadic lately due to massive projects. And I've just returned from a trip working on a major project that, if it evolves, I'll love telling you about. Until then, I won't bore you with it.

This is just a note to let you know I haven't disappeared for good. More posts are coming on Monday. And sarcasm is sure to be embedded within them.

Thank you to all who have been on this journey with me for the last few years. You're everything I never knew I always wanted.

See you Monday!