
Don’t invite Sean Penn and actress Maria Conchita Alonso to the same party. Especially if it’s the Community Party.
The actress rolled her eyes and groaned when she was asked about her former co-star. Then she really unloaded.
“It’s just that he has no clue at all what’s going on in Venezuela, praising Hugo Chavez who’s a dictator and a killer…” said Alonso, who was born in Cuba and raised in Venezuela. “I tried to put aside his being an amazing actor and his political views. He has no clue and he should just shut up about what he doesn’t know, because he doesn’t know.”
What happened when she saw Penn on television during the Academy Awards?
“…When his turn came I muted it and I started working on my lines. And then it was, like, are they done? Then he comes on stage and I was like, “Ughhhh.” (rolls eyes, makes face)
¡Ay, caramba! Beautiful and intelligent. Alonso, not Penn.





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By now you’ve probably heard that the Senate approved an amendment a few days ago to outlaw the “Fairness Doctrine.” Republican Senator Jim DeMint’s amendment passed by a comfortable margin of 87-to-11. 

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Senator Jim DeMint’s amendment to kill the Fairness Doctrine was pretty straightforward. 
