There is a seemingly never-ending Bush administration bashing by many Hollywood personalities who use words such as "stupid," "ignorant" and "moronic" ad nauseum.
A little research determined the following educational endeavors of some of these outspoken critics of the Bush administration:
Barbara Streisand completed high school - career choices are singing and acting.
Jessica Lange, who said in Spain that she hates President George W. Bush and was ashamed to be an American, dropped out of college in her mid-freshman year - career choice of acting.
Cher dropped out of school in the ninth-grade - career choices of singing and acting.
Martin Sheen, currently playing the U.S. president "West Wing," flunked the exam to enter University of Dayton - career choice of acting.
Alec Baldwin dropped out of George Washington University after scandal - career choice of acting.
Julia Roberts completed high School - career is acting.
Susan Sarandon received a degree in drama from Catholic University of America - career of acting.
Sean Penn completed high school - career is acting.
Ed Asner completed High School - career choice of acting.
George Clooney dropped out of the University of Kentucky - career of acting and fund-raiser.
Michael Moore dropped out of freshmen year at the University of Michigan - career as a movie director.
Sarah Jessica Parker completed high school - career of acting.
Jennifer Anniston completed high school - career of acting.
Mike Farrell completed high school - career choice of acting.
Janeane Garofelo is a college dropout - career stand-up comedy and acting.
Larry Hagman attended one year at Bard College - career choice of acting.
Some of the targets of the Hollywood group above are:
President George W. Bush who earned a bachelor's degree from Yale University, master's of business administration from Harvard Business School, was an F-102 pilot, and was an oil and gas businessman. Later he became the governor of Texas and was re-election to consecutive four-year terms, a first for the state. He currently is president and commander in chief of the U.S. armed forces. His opponent in the presidential election, Al Gore, flunked divinity school.
Vice President Dick Cheney received a bachelor's degree and later a master's degree in political science.
Secretary of State Colin Powell received a bachelor's degree in geology from City College of New York, received a master's of business administration degree from George Washington University, and attended the National War College in 1976. His career has been in the U.S. military and public service, and has many honorary degree for several universities.
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld attended Princeton on scholarship, he was a U.S. Navy aviator, and has worked in public service.
Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge went to Harvard University on scholarship and graduated with honors in 1967. He was drafted into U.S. Army while in the first year of Dickerson School of Law and served with honor as infantry staff sergeant in Vietnam. After the Army stint, he earned a law degree and was in private practice and district attorney's office in Erie County, Pa. He was then elected to Congress in 1982 and re-elected six times.
National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice earned a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Denver in 1974. She was cum laude and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. She received a master's degree from Notre Dame 1975, and her doctorate from the School of International Studies at University of Denver in 1981. It is interesting to note that Ms. Rice enrolled at the University of Denver at age 15 and received her bachelor's degree at age 19. Ms. Rice has honorary doctorates and authored books and articles too numerous to cite here. Ms. Rice's career choices span American business and government and are also too numerous to cite here.
When comparing the education and experience of the Bush administration with those in Hollywood who bash the administration, I have a hard time in attaching any significance to the Hollywood crowd having any credentials to make government decisions.
Personally, I do not need Sean Penn as a diplomat to Iraq, nor do I need Michael Moore to thank France for telling us we were wrong. Not only are the credentials of the Bush administration impressive, the conduct of the individuals in their personal lives is impressive, as well. I think the pasts of individuals pretty much indicate from where the ignorance, stupidity, and alike emminates from.
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A little research determined the following educational endeavors of some of these outspoken critics of the Bush administration:
Barbara Streisand completed high school - career choices are singing and acting.
Jessica Lange, who said in Spain that she hates President George W. Bush and was ashamed to be an American, dropped out of college in her mid-freshman year - career choice of acting.
Cher dropped out of school in the ninth-grade - career choices of singing and acting.
Martin Sheen, currently playing the U.S. president "West Wing," flunked the exam to enter University of Dayton - career choice of acting.
Alec Baldwin dropped out of George Washington University after scandal - career choice of acting.
Julia Roberts completed high School - career is acting.
Susan Sarandon received a degree in drama from Catholic University of America - career of acting.
Sean Penn completed high school - career is acting.
Ed Asner completed High School - career choice of acting.
George Clooney dropped out of the University of Kentucky - career of acting and fund-raiser.
Michael Moore dropped out of freshmen year at the University of Michigan - career as a movie director.
Sarah Jessica Parker completed high school - career of acting.
Jennifer Anniston completed high school - career of acting.
Mike Farrell completed high school - career choice of acting.
Janeane Garofelo is a college dropout - career stand-up comedy and acting.
Larry Hagman attended one year at Bard College - career choice of acting.
Some of the targets of the Hollywood group above are:
President George W. Bush who earned a bachelor's degree from Yale University, master's of business administration from Harvard Business School, was an F-102 pilot, and was an oil and gas businessman. Later he became the governor of Texas and was re-election to consecutive four-year terms, a first for the state. He currently is president and commander in chief of the U.S. armed forces. His opponent in the presidential election, Al Gore, flunked divinity school.
Vice President Dick Cheney received a bachelor's degree and later a master's degree in political science.
Secretary of State Colin Powell received a bachelor's degree in geology from City College of New York, received a master's of business administration degree from George Washington University, and attended the National War College in 1976. His career has been in the U.S. military and public service, and has many honorary degree for several universities.
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld attended Princeton on scholarship, he was a U.S. Navy aviator, and has worked in public service.
Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge went to Harvard University on scholarship and graduated with honors in 1967. He was drafted into U.S. Army while in the first year of Dickerson School of Law and served with honor as infantry staff sergeant in Vietnam. After the Army stint, he earned a law degree and was in private practice and district attorney's office in Erie County, Pa. He was then elected to Congress in 1982 and re-elected six times.
National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice earned a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Denver in 1974. She was cum laude and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. She received a master's degree from Notre Dame 1975, and her doctorate from the School of International Studies at University of Denver in 1981. It is interesting to note that Ms. Rice enrolled at the University of Denver at age 15 and received her bachelor's degree at age 19. Ms. Rice has honorary doctorates and authored books and articles too numerous to cite here. Ms. Rice's career choices span American business and government and are also too numerous to cite here.
When comparing the education and experience of the Bush administration with those in Hollywood who bash the administration, I have a hard time in attaching any significance to the Hollywood crowd having any credentials to make government decisions.
Personally, I do not need Sean Penn as a diplomat to Iraq, nor do I need Michael Moore to thank France for telling us we were wrong. Not only are the credentials of the Bush administration impressive, the conduct of the individuals in their personal lives is impressive, as well. I think the pasts of individuals pretty much indicate from where the ignorance, stupidity, and alike emminates from.
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