15 Responses to “I think you should go back to writing …”

Tom says:
September 26, 2008 at 8:15 pm
I have been feeling really down lately about how the MSM has abandoned all pretense at objectivity. The View, Jon Stewart, Letterman, Olbermann – not to mention the major networks – are so far “in the tank” for the left that has almost become a grotesque daily blather against anything related to McCain/Palin.
Many thanks for cheering me up with your fine site and especially this post!
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phil says:
September 17, 2008 at 9:07 pm
Matt Damon, you’re an idiot and a moron for
supporting a loser like Obama to run the most
powerful country in the world. He and his pitbull-
looking wife Michelle has no record of ever serving this great country.Michelle spoke of being proud for the first time for being an
American in her speech, are you kidding me? This
woman got her education in Harvard, had enjoyed
all the benefits of being an American then she spits on America the first opportunity she gets.
She has no class just like her husband who talks to people in a very condescending way, loses his
composure under pressure.These people are hypocrites who are actually racists.Matt Damon
why don’t you just concentrate on your movies and your ugly secondhand bucktooth of a wife.You are
a disgrace!
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Clonewolf says:
September 13, 2008 at 10:36 pm
This site is a freakin godsend. I was so pissed off at this filthy swine. He’s typical of his life-partner and lover Ben Affleck. Together they just spew fear of religion, morality, ethics, and sound economic practices. He spends the better part of his day getting his makeup applied while formulating the most inane political ideas known to man. “Tell me she doesn’t believe there were dinosaurs 4000 years ago, because she hold the nuclear codes.” this guy actually thinks life works like in Hollywood where all conservatives are wild eyed radicals just itchin to “nuke the world” DUDE life isn’t an Oliver Stone movie, live life in reality before you vomit liberal bias in an effort to manipulate the uneducated viewers of CBS and NBC.
George Cloney
“Clonewolf”
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Faz says:
September 12, 2008 at 4:02 am
Why are people saying that because he is an actor, so he should get back in his box. The point is – everyone has a right to a political opinion. That’s the beauty of a democracy. If you are a doctor, PR consultant, banker, cleaner – you might not be a political pundit, but you can have an opinion. What makes anyone commenting on this blog more qualified than him? You should absolutely openly disagree if you hold different views (preferably with rational argument), but don’t tell him to shut up about his political views and concerns. That’s what they do in non-democratic countries
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Gina says:
September 11, 2008 at 9:05 am
A RESPONSE TO ACTOR, MATT DAMON …
MATT …
You’re just an actor, and everyone knows that you and Ben Afflick have been in the tank for Obma, even before Palin came along. Your lines are written for you, just like a speech writer creates the lines for Obama.
A director tells you what to do each moment . Make-up people and costurme designers work on your
appearance. Other than that, you’re just like anybody else, except you seem to think that since you’re
a manufactured celebrity, your opinion means more, but it doesn’t.
QUESTION:
IS PALIN QUALIFIED COMPARED TO OBAMA ?
ANSWER:
Once again … if you compare McCain/Palin’s track record with Obama/Biden’s, it’s no contest. McCain/Palin are a hundred times more qualified to lead this country. McCain/Palin show scores of actual achievements and solid service to America, while once again, Obama’s track record is one of excessive absences from his responsibilities, and all talk with no actual experience, or contributions to America.
Like Governor Palin has pointed out … Obama had the time to write two memoirs, but never wrote one piece of significant legislation … not even when he was in the state legislature. Regarding earmarks, and the economy … If Obama gets elected, his irresponsible and clueless ideas for shifting America’s wealth would turn the U.S.A. into a third world country, with businesses laying off employees to keep their doors open. Obama’s ideas for national security would de-fang America and make us weak, putting us at the mercy of the world’s tyrants.
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joe says:
September 11, 2008 at 6:20 am
Damon is a citizen of the US which means he is allowed to be angry at his government and the media. Is he overly qualified to make judgment statements, or tell people what to do? Not any more than the people that maintain/read this blog. The truth is Palin did fight against republican policies in Alaska…AFTER she supported them. She changed her mind, and that is okay. Heck, I know people change their minds and attitudes, and it’s all dependant upon the specific stage in their life. I am not calling her a flip-flopper because that is a ridiculous term, and implies that admission of mistake/change of mind is a bad thing, which it isn’t. And Damon is right when he says that there is a STRONG chance of Palin becoming president, because McCain probably won’t make it past his first term–if he gets elected. I have no problem with a woman president, or even a woman republican president; however, I have the same problem as Damon in terms of not knowing enough about her. Both she and Obama are inexperienced, true, but I know more about Barrack because I have had time to inform myself about him. The election is now less than two months away, and I know very little about this would be Vice President. Furthermore, it seems to be extremely difficult to find out what the so called “truth of the matter is” with Democrat “smear tactics” on one side and McCain/Palin stonewalling on the other. Sure, she’s got an interview scheduled soon, but with many folks from the Bush campagins coaching and prepping her, I lack faith that the sit down will truly be revealing or helpful to anyone in gaining any kind of insight into Sarah Palin. And to argue that she’s the best person for the job is just silly; there are so many more experienced people that could be McCain’s VP, that his choice of Palin looks like politiking, rather than making the best choice for the country. And yes, Barrack is inexperienced too, I admit that outright, but if McCain is going to attack that aspect of Obama’s campaign, then I suppose I might think him a hypocrite for picking someone with even less experience to be his running mate.
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anon says:
September 10, 2008 at 6:29 pm
I think you should go back to writing about celebs showing their private parts. Leave the important issues to the more educated, unbiased bloggers
***HG says***
The news cycle has been mostly consumed by Sarah Palin, and the liberal democrats obsession with smearing her good name. I would love to write about something else, but we here at HG believe Sarah deserves a fair chance at the Vice President position.
There’s two sides to every issue, but I try to report the truth. If that appears less than an educated approach, then perhaps you should stick your head back in the sand and keep it there.
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Lisa says:
September 10, 2008 at 6:26 pm
Matt the moron!
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Cody says:
September 10, 2008 at 3:56 pm
it’s not fighting sexism… It shouldn’t even be about her sex… You just hate Liberals. Thats about it.
***HG says***
I love liberals, but I can’t stand sexist hypocrite liberals. If those liberals had not made this into a sexist attack on Sarah Palin, there wouldn’t have been much mention here.
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mikey says:
September 10, 2008 at 3:38 pm
If you honestly think that after the borderline retard we had in the office that this country is gonna vote for someone who voted with him 90% of the time you need to go back to your marshmallow world and get back on your magic pony hun cuz you aint right in da head.
***HG says***
What’s not right is calling anyone a “retard” these days, with Sarah Palin’s newborn son having Down’s Syndrome. Be careful what you say. Sarah’s son may not understand how offensive that word is, but the rest of us do.
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Laurie Capps says:
September 10, 2008 at 2:57 pm
Well…say what you want to say about this blog, but you’re still here leaving a comment. Why?? Go back to your “successful celeb bloggers” page where y’all can bash McCain/Palin all day long…but know this – in the end, America will vote and McCain/Palin will win. There are way too many quite Midwesterners and Southerners that are going to vote McCain/Palin to the top.
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nichole says:
September 10, 2008 at 1:38 pm
guys guys, come on now, i just figured it out. this blogger knows that his site just dosent make rank against the other successful celeb bloggers, but he figured out a way to get some traffic.. holding an opinion grossly different than his general audience so that he’ll make people angry enough to read.
anyone from the west coast? tom likus.. cant stop listening to him cuz i hate him so much.
makes perfect sense. i’m done commenting on the politics stuff now. wont give you the pleasure hun.
there will probably be a slew of asteriks below this point..
***HG says***
We get 2.8 million readers per week. The political reporting has slowed our traffic, but it’s too important to ignore.
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Melanie says:
September 10, 2008 at 1:04 pm
Matt Damon… sexy in Bourne Supremacy. As an actor what qualifies him to speak on politics…………… nothing. Give me a break matt. You are cute, we may want to look at you but nobody cares what you have to say…lol
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Cody says:
September 10, 2008 at 1:00 pm
arn’t you a bitter angry conservative republican?
****HG says****
I’m just setting the record straight, and defending a good woman’s right to hold high political office. What’s wrong with fighting sexism?
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Bobby K says:
September 10, 2008 at 12:55 pm
Matt has every right to be angry. Look who his president is and what he’s done. Alot of people are angry.
*****HG says*****
7 years of a Bush economy that grew by 16%, which is more than it grew during Clinton. The Bush tax cuts, Bush implemented when he took office, also saved the U.S. from the recession we were sliding into for more than the last year of Clinton’s term. The economy could not keep growing as fast after 25 years of property value increases finally started to decline, and oil shortages that finally hit us causing high oil prices to pressure the economy into a recession. Back in the 1970s we avoided continued high oil prices after oil was discovered in Saudi Arabia. All politicians are to blame for not taking action on alternative energy for the last few decades.
Matt just can’t see past his blinders, like so many other liberals.
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