Is it possible Clint Eastwood purposefully sabotaged Romney's speech?

[cabot]

If so, well played Clint Eastwood. Well played. If not, haha (insert Nelson Muntz laugh) to the Romney campaign for inviting him to speak.

[Brother Buzz]

1. It's not out of the realm of possibilities

Remember, Eastwood was a Herman Cain supporter.

[Bjorn Against]

2. I actually wondered that myself

I knew the guy considered himself a Republican, but I also knew that he was fairly independent in his beliefs and quite often expressed beliefs outside the party orthodoxy. He is pro-choice, pro gay-rights and anti-war, he has never been a typical Republican. I was surprised when I heard he would speak at the convention as it did not seem like him at all, maybe you are right though and he played the role of supporter to sabotage the speech. If that is what happened then I rate this the best acting performance of his career, if he did not intend that well he still did a great job of sabotaging the convention so he made me smile. I can't wait to see the Daily Show tomorrow.

[tama]

3. The message

parced into one sentence: Politicians are servants of people and if they forget that and don't do their job as servants, they lose their heads. Clint was speaking revolution.

[Tx4obama]

4. I hope when SNL come back on the air they do a 'chair' skit :) n/t

[TreasonousBastard]

5. Well, one of the biggest laughs of the night...

"he can't do that to himself"

says sumpin...