Anyone going to watch and listen to Clint tonight if he is the surprise??

[a kennedy]

I'm sure my husband will.....big fan, my husband is a Democrat who'll vote for Barack but he WILL watch one of his favorite actors. My husband is old school and loves the actors from that bygone era.......he's 67.

[sinkingfeeling]

1. Nope.

[MFM008]

2. no.

[onehandle]

3. No. Generally, I have little interest in actors outside of their performances. nt

[Cleita]

4. When did Clint become a winger?

He used to be pretty liberal about a lot of things. Is it the gun thing? Or, did he start going to Church?

[Spazito]

5. Nope, going to a birthday party instead...

even if I had nothing planned, I would be changing the channel and finding something else to watch.

[sufrommich]

6. It's not an "if" anymore. It's been confirmed

that he is going to speak. No, I'm not going to watch.

[ananda]

7. No

nt

[Amerigo Vespucci]

8. I forced myself to listen to ALL of the speakers last night

COULD NOT STOMACH Ann Romney. Skipped the first night altogether.

Will watch tonight because I really do feel that we MUST hear what Romney has to say, just as we HAD TO hear Ryan last night.

And if the DNC does nothing about it next week, and Romney gets in, we'll now why.

FACE IT, they are HANDING Obama everything he NEEDS for a second term, GIFT-WRAPPED with a pretty bow and ribbons. There is NO REASON to lose other than APATHY.

[Gormy Cuss]

9. No, because he's an actor.

He's skilled at delivering a message effectively and that's dangerous when the message is pure propaganda.

[graywarrior]

10. Nope, gonna go raise some hell in Gloucester.

[tularetom]

11. Hell no

Eastwood is an OK actor but I wouldn't walk across the street to hear what he has to say about politics.

[rdking647]

12. id rather have a root canal than listen to repuke lies

[Erose999]

13. The posterboy for angry middle-aged White men? Speaking @ the RNC? Whats the surprise in that?

[atreides1]

14. No

Your husband does realize that this time Mr. Eastwood isn't acting...and that he's become an advocate for a party that embraces misogyny, racism, and bigotry...and that he supports two men who want to bring misery to the working poor, children, the elderly, and the middle class!

I used to like Eastwood too, but for me he's jumped the shark...and what he seems to have embraced is enough for me to decide that as a person he lacks any kind of empathy, and fits right in with his new friends!

[kiranon]

15. No. Perhaps he will surprise them with what he has to say.

If so, can always catch it later. If not, not worth seeing/hearing.

[renate]

16. no, because I am disappointed in him

I don't care either way about him as an actor, but I'd always heard good things about him as a person, and it makes me sad that he has joined the dark side.

[renie408]

17. Darn it, I am planning to drive an icepick through my own hand tonight, so I will be busy with that.