Written By: Ken Hulsey
Source: WENN
As the presidential race heads into the "home stretch" more and more celebrity knuckle-heads seem to be flocking to the side of Barack Obama like moths to a flame. Yet, it seems one famous person has had the balls to stand up for Republican candidate John McCain. Who could be so brave? Who could stand up for right, when so many are against him? Who could have the stones to stand up for his beliefs and the preservation of the American way of life? Chuck Norris, that's who!
Norris recently told an interviewer, "My choice would be John McCain and Sarah Palin mainly because, with Sarah, I think she'd make a good president because she's a no-nonsense gal and she has much more experience than Barack Obama.
"Europe now is not infatuated with (Democrat candidate) Barack Obama anymore. They are infatuated with Sarah Palin."
Meanwhile, Walker, Texas Ranger star Norris urges those keen to vote for Obama to look beyond the politician's charisma.
He tells U.S. TV show Extra, "I like his personality and he's a very charismatic guy. I think he has the country at heart, but I think he's misdirected... and because of his misdirection, he's going to lead us down a very deep hole if he gets elected."
But, despite his interest in politics, Norris insists you'll never find his name on a ballot: "I would never run for office. I had tough skin as an entertainer. I don't think my skin is tough enough as a politician."
Source: WENN
As the presidential race heads into the "home stretch" more and more celebrity knuckle-heads seem to be flocking to the side of Barack Obama like moths to a flame. Yet, it seems one famous person has had the balls to stand up for Republican candidate John McCain. Who could be so brave? Who could stand up for right, when so many are against him? Who could have the stones to stand up for his beliefs and the preservation of the American way of life? Chuck Norris, that's who!
Norris recently told an interviewer, "My choice would be John McCain and Sarah Palin mainly because, with Sarah, I think she'd make a good president because she's a no-nonsense gal and she has much more experience than Barack Obama.
"Europe now is not infatuated with (Democrat candidate) Barack Obama anymore. They are infatuated with Sarah Palin."
Meanwhile, Walker, Texas Ranger star Norris urges those keen to vote for Obama to look beyond the politician's charisma.
He tells U.S. TV show Extra, "I like his personality and he's a very charismatic guy. I think he has the country at heart, but I think he's misdirected... and because of his misdirection, he's going to lead us down a very deep hole if he gets elected."
But, despite his interest in politics, Norris insists you'll never find his name on a ballot: "I would never run for office. I had tough skin as an entertainer. I don't think my skin is tough enough as a politician."
Finally! A celebrity that isn't talking out of their ass!
Of course it would stand to reason that most celebrities would back a Democratic candidate, only someone who makes as much money as they do can afford the higher taxes needed to fund all the parties "feel-good" programs.
I think Chuck should keep to giving roundhouse kicks and stay out of politics, because he obviously doesn't know what he's talking about.
ReplyDeleteTaxes will go up no matter who gets elected, btw.
Chuck, Chuck, Chuck.
ReplyDeleteStick to movies, where your suckitude only pretends to hurt people.
I'm afraid of Barack Obama's foreign policy getting a lot of innocent Americans hurt.
ReplyDeleteHe obviously doesn't know anything about diplomacy and foreign affairs.
Celebrites for McCain:
ReplyDeleteJohn Voight, Britney Spears, Drew Carey, Bo Derek, Tom Selleck, Shirley Temple Black, Clint Eastwood, Ben Stein, Kim Alexis, Scott Baio, Adam Baldwin, Robert Conrad, Alice Cooper, Shannen Doherty, Robert Duvall, Jamie Farr, Kelsey Grammer, Dean Jones, Jimmy Dean, Shirley Jones, Don King, Heather Locklear, Chuck Norris, Freddie Prinze Jr., Mickey Rooney, Jessica Simpson, Grace Slick, Tony Danza, Kurt Russell, Pat Sajak, Stephen Baldwin, Rick Schroder, Hilary Duff, Cheryl Ladd, Marilyn Manson, Marie Osmond and Bruce Willis.