Susan Sarandon ~ A DUMBASS To Portray a DUMBASS

Attending a Moonbat-studded event yesterday, called "Bring 'em Home Now," Queen of the Moonbats Susan Sarandon announced that she would be bringing (fellow Moonbat) Cindy Sheehan to the Silver Screen. Alert the Media - THIS sounds like NEWS!

While the two fawned over each other at the event, other nutcases gave interviews and performed - Michael Stipes of R.E.M. and MOBY, among other famous flakes. A bit on Sheehan - apparently she has been signed for a reality series on the Sundance Channel. Also, her letters to President Bush inspired "Peace Mom," a one-woman monologue show in London (Vagina Monologues beware!). A memoir is in the works for next month, too. Yipee!

But back to our DUMBASS Sarandon, who will be portraying this "grieving mom" (who, it turns out, hasn't even ordered a gravestone for Casey) in this movie project. Sporting a Bachelors in Theater Performance, this brainiac is notorious for running her mouth about things she knows naught of - including the war in Iraq.

In fact, she seems to have a problem with the Democratic Presidential Hopeful - the August Hillary Clinton.

"She seems to be a very bright woman. I've met her. But she's lost her progressive following because of her caution and centrist approach. It bothers me when she voted for the war."

In futher comments on Hillary:

"There were brave people who didn't vote. She's not worse than other politicians, but I hoped she would be better. What America is looking for is authentic people who want to go into public service because they believe strongly in something, not people who are trying to get elected."

Well, she won't get much argument from me there. Too bad I can't just leave it there, but here are some of her thoughts on Politics:

"All film is political. I think The Nutty Professor was incredibly political. It gets you to root for that guy to stay fat; it redefines what it means to be a man. You only call movies that challenge the status quo political. But really every movie reinforces myths and 'isms' - sexism, ageism."

Wow...that's pretty deep, Suzy! And I'm glad to see you have insight into what it means to be a man. Brilliant! And on Activism:

"Imagination and empathy are the two tools of my profession. And that's the basis of activism. If you can imagine yourself as a mother whose child is in this circumstance, how can you not act on that? So, it's just who I am. It's who I've always been."

Hmmm...so she plays "make believe" to form her views on subjects!? I wonder what inspiration she drew from "Rocky Horror Picture Show?" But to be fair, the aging actress (60 this year) looks pretty good after all of those cosmetic surgeries - with nary a wrinkle. I wonder if they will have to "undo" any of those facelifts, botox treatments, lipo-suctions or chin-tucks to make her as hideous as her new pal Cindy? Hey, remember Charlize Theron in "Monster?" They can do this stuff...and perhaps they should name THIS movie "Monster II!?"