Alec Baldwin did this spot to promote the Internet video startup Hulu. If Alec was an alien, that would explain a lot.

Alec Baldwin today actually came out in defense of Saturday Night Live’s decision to put Sarah Palin on the show, rather than actually defending Palin. Alec said:

"Saturday Night Live is a comedy show. It’s not Meet the Press. It doesn’t "ask the tough questions" or "set the agenda." It attempts, with varying degrees of success, to make people laugh. That’s it. Whether they skewer and savage people in order to do so, they don’t care. When you come on a show like that, you are prepared in advance to get worked over. Palin knew that. Palin came on to be a good sport. And she was. She was polite, gracious. (More so than some of the famous actors who come through there, believe me.)"

"However, I assume that, like Meet the Press, SNL feels an obligation to offer their special forum to any and all public figures and officials who are current. Headline making. And in SNL’s case, would make for a hit show. Several people decried SNL for giving her a spot on the show. You’re kidding, right? The woman is the Vice Presidential nominee of one of the two major parties in this country. Don’t put her on SNL? With all of her exposure and the Tina Fey performance? What reality are you in?"

"If you think an appearance on Saturday Night Live would sway voters and actually effect the outcome of the election, you may have more contempt for the electorate of this country than the Republican National Committee does. And that’s a lot of contempt."

Now you see that last paragraph. Alec can’t talk politics without jabbing the party that doesn’t represent his point of view, and I’m not talking about Alec’s ex wife.

Sarah Palin had the distinct honor of doing the opening for Saturday Night Live, and she was joined by Palin haters Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin. Mark Wahlberg appeared briefly with Sarah, because he was looking to punch Andy Samberg, although he instead did a skit with Andy. Amy Poehler even showed up for what could end up being the most watched SNL episode ever. All the liberals who hate Sarah, couldn’t miss appearing on SNL with her. That didn’t happen when Hillary Clinton was on the show.

Stephen Baldwin told the New York Daily News he wants to punch Barack Hussein Obama:

"I’d like to knock some good sense into Barack. I wouldn’t hurt him, but if he wins the election, he’ll hurt me. He’s a cultural terrorist."

Stephen also said he would leave the U.S. if Hussein is elected. Stephen’s brother Alec said the same thing both times George W. Bush ran for President, but despite Bush getting elected twice, Alec is still living in the U.S. Maybe Stephen will be more a man of his word than Alec.

Alec Baldwin appeared on 60 Minutes. Morley Safer asked him about the voice mail he left for his daughter in the video above.

Baldwin is correct when he says his anger was directed at his ex wife rather than his daughter, but he forgets to take responsibility for his actions, which means he still has a lot of work to do on himself. However, he doesn’t seem to be working on himself, just more ways to blame others, or attack others, while he still fights the legal battle with his ex wife Kim Basinger.

He is right about the bias of the courts towards mothers, but he doesn’t make a good example of the type of real victims of that bias.

Baldwin believes that all the anger he keeps directing at his ex wife, and Republicans, is still justified, and he paints himself repeatedly as a victim, again without taking responsibility for making himself a lightening rod.

What Mr Baldwin has failed to learn during his lifetime, is that the tug-of-war with his enemies will not end until he finally learns to let go of the rope.