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HEY THAT A BOY JOHN .DAMN I MISSED THIS ONE.HE IS MY MAN HE IS RIGHT AND IT IS THE ONLY WAY!
worseto 1 year ago
What a tool.
tdolz 2 years ago
John Edwards is a self pandering moron who stands no chance of winning the 2008 election. If John Edwards had a brain he would know that Ronald Reagan was the president of that Union, before becoming president of the USA, and that the Democratic Party isn't the only party that supports and cares about Unions.
khjr220 4 years ago
Are you sure about that, I always thought it was the Actors Guild.
schmolze 4 years ago
Correct, but his former union is in full support of the writers.
khjr220 4 years ago
Actually Reagan gave actors who were considered as "Reds" a lot of hell. Learn your history, sir.
MadScout 4 years ago
Your argument is assanine (off topic), Reagan's agenda to push communism from a ridiculously socialistic Hollywood was seperate from the fact that he was in full support of the unions in California. My point was that Edwards is wrong when saying that Republicans don't care.
khjr220 4 years ago
Why don't you spell "asinine" correctly, and maybe...just maybe...you'll be taken seriously.
MadScout 4 years ago 2
his reasoning:
ass+nine
ArchitecturalFlaw 4 years ago
How true.
MadScout 4 years ago
This is really exciting to see a Presidential hopeful who supports Unions in USA as strongly as Edwards. He has my vote for sure!
mkpeter01 4 years ago 4
This is really exciting to see a Presidential hopeful who supports Unions in America as strongly as Edwards! He has my vote.
mkpeter01 4 years ago
How wonderful it would be to have a President who cares about workers.
MamaBear2008 4 years ago
Most Americans understand that large corporations and conglomerates can have selfish profit motives.
So most Americans support the fights against lead-tainted toys, usurious credit card rates, ballooning home mortgages, and delinquent HMOs.
And most Americans are supportive of the WGA's reasonable demands, as well as the decision to strike. Details about Tuesday's March and Rally are available on the WGA website.
VoicedAgain 4 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
blah blah blah....i hope the strike lasts a long time and all you writers can't pay your mortgages. You can join the rest of us non union workers who have to make life decisions instead of being big whinning brats!
buddyola56 4 years ago
Or, you could form a union/guild and do something other than whine- oh, but that would take EFFORT, wouldn't it... Boo hoo to you.
MysidianMoments 4 years ago
Hey fool, they are in a union - which is on strike.
lamtsite 4 years ago
Read the comment (buddyola56's) that I was responding to...
MysidianMoments 4 years ago
Labor Solidarity with Writers
March and Rally on Tuesday, Nov. 20
Everyone can help write a new chapter in Hollywood history.
VoicedAgain 4 years ago