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stephen baldwin speaks on behalf of celebrities…

By July 1, 2008Blog

Uh, is Stephen Baldwin a “real” celebrity? I mean, he wrote the foreword to my first book. Well, he “wrote” the foreword if you know what I mean… and I think you do.

But that might make him just a little low on the celebrity totem pole… I have his cell phone number. If I have access to your cell phone number, you’re not a celebrity…

But anyway, here’s a clip of Baldwin on Fox News telling America that he is a McCain supporter! And that other celebrities–such as Wilford Brimley (the Quaker Oatmeal guy and the old-people life insurance spokesperson) are on board too!

I know, I know… there are others… like Sylvester Stallone! Rambo is pretty good fit for McCain, don’t you think?

Watch the video here.

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  • Christopher says:

    The people I live around think, “if ya have been on TEEVEE, then you are a Selebritty.” I think even they will make an exception to Stephen Baldwin—after all, he was on BioDome…

  • Sorry – where is the clip?

  • Dale Best says:

    It’s Wilford Brimley…c’mon now, Matthew! Know your celebrities!

    And don’t forget about Chuck Norris. Chuck Norris is a die-hard GOPer and will likely be behind McCain. Seriously, who else do you need when Chuck Norris is endorsing you…

  • Anonymous says:

    Hey, you don’t have my cell phone number yet, does that make me a celeb? Tee Hee.

  • Lauren says:

    “Stephen Baldwin weighs in on celebrity endorsements.”

    I love that when we want to talk about the ridiculousness of celebrity involvement in politics, we go to Stephen Baldwin.

    “Stephen, can you explain to us why we should care about celebrity opinion? What’s that? We shouldn’t? That makes sense. So, who are you endorsing?”

    Oh, the irony.