Eastwood really has decided to scrap what little dignity he had left, hasn't he?

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

Maybe the only thing more sad than arguing with furniture - from earlier tonight:

Clint Eastwood sat down with Sean Hannity tonight for a wide-ranging interview that hit on everything from Eastwood’s infamous RNC convention speech in August to just how liberal Hollywood actually is. Hannity repeatedly told Eastwood he loved the speech and made many important points about President Obama that he agreed with.

Hannity said he liked how Eastwood brought up Obama’s broken promises and that it’s okay to get rid of someone who’s now doing a good job. Eastwood said that a lot of people feel dissatisfied with the president but don’t want to admit they made a mistake supporting him the first time. He credited Romney as “the perfect guy for the job,” and said he is not happy with how the Obama administration handled the crisis in Benghazi.

Hannity also liked the point Eastwood made about politicians being the nation’s employees, asking him why people have such a “personal attachment” to Obama. Eastwood said that he notices many Obama supporters being overzealous in their defense of the president, which he said sounds “suspicious.”

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/clint-eastwood-talks-rnc-speech-liberal-hollywood-in-hannity-interview/

Shilling for Rove's SuperPAC was pretty pathetic, but this is yet another new low.

I figure having his most recent movie totally flop finally made him feel he qualified as 'has-been' enough to be a Hannity celebrity.

Congratulations, Clint!
You're now just another Victoria Jackson.

And I find it telling that of all the Republicans to run in Clint's lifetime (Reagan, Dole, McCain, etc), the one who inspired him to break his silence and get deeply involved...is the perpetually lame Mitt Romney.

What a sad, sad old fool.

[Floyd_Gondolli]

1. Love the Benghazi concern

They sure as shit didn't give a fuck about digging into the facts when it came to who dropped the ball on 9/11.

Back then it was all about gettin on to the killin'.

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

2. yep - would have been nice if Clint had spoken up about that

and Dubya's failure to read the "Bin Laden Determined to Strike Within the U.S." PDB.

[yellowcanine]

22. Who knew that Eastwood was a foreign policy expert?

[Cha]

3. Gross, Eastwood. We were right about you the night of the sickos convention.

You know there were at least two schools of thought on Clint and his stupid chair act that night.

JHusseinC. On hannity?! Eeek..The Stupid Fucking BURNS. He's a stephen baldwin, jon voight, dennis miller.. They can't tell the truth..just reguritate rushblob, hannity, and fox shit.

[Cha]

4. KNR.. this needs to be seen.

[Angry Dragon]

5. Raygun let 260+ marines die

no one brings that up
and then Raygun puts his tail between his legs and runs

[Iceberg Louie]

25. Ray Gun!

[agent46]

6. Like so many in Amerika

Clint has gone nuts.

[blkmusclmachine]

7. Flush the toilet, Clint's finished talking.

[Cha]

8. That's fun-ny..and I don't usually

go for bathroom humor.

[GeorgeGist]

9. OLD PUNK

[KT2000]

10. not exactly cogent thinking on Eastwood's part

he should really just be quiet. He is sad old fool.

[Azathoth]

11. I guess this fuckwad just did the Superbowl commercial for the money

He goes on national TV to celebrate the resurrection of the US auto industry, then turns around and calls the man who led the charge to destroy it "the perfect guy for the job." He took their money and pretended to care about them; now he's gleefully stabbing them in the back.

That's lower than stupid or senile. That's fucking craven.

[dhill926]

14. you nailed it....

[Norbert]

12. Clint is slipping. Harry Callihan would have seen through the bull shit.

[Tsiyu]

13. Old age is no excuse for this pathetic assclown's appearance on that

vile program.

Eastwood's an out-of-touch elitist who couldn't care less about the working people who made him who he USED to be.

Supporting Rmoney isn't the act of a senile man; it's the behavior of a selfish old rich prick.

[mountain grammy]

15. a new low, even for Clint, an old man who talks to furniture.

[secondwind]

16. He knows his Bush tax cuts are about to expire. Pitiful .

[Justice]

17. Republicans put Reagan on a pedestal in a way that I find "suspicious" n/t

[quaker bill]

18. It is a shame

I kind of liked some of his movies, but I am done with that.

[Uben]

19. He has become a punk.....

...in my book. I really liked him before he started his politics bullshit. But now, he's just another punk republican jerk.

[2pooped2pop]

20. wow, an obvious Faux Snooze watcher.

Talking points is all he has? I'll bet if he were interviewed by someone not planning on ass kissing, it would show that Eastwood's knowledge mirrors what he learns on Fox and goes no deeper than that.

[sadbear]

21. Old, wealthy white guys supporting the republican.

They have no dignity, none of them.

[Armstead]

23. It's odd how he endorses Romney but says politicians are "employees"

Romney is a BOSS and he will act like the worst BOSS we ever had if elected.

[Always Randy]

24. Clint on Hannity!

"Make my day!"----no more for you Clint---how foolish of you to align with Fox-----all of your finely honed Hitchcockesque movie making talent is going to get a royal flush. Hannity is the lowest you could go. I am sure that you could have found another show to guest on and have an audience that would accept it. Your "formula" on this one is a failure. But you have "made my day". I am sure glad that the right wing in this country continues to ""not get it". Biden said it best.