Jon Voight: Mad as Hell, Not a Fan of Health Care
Possibly delusional and hate-filled actor Jon Voight appeared on Fox News' Huckabee this weekend and slammed Barack Obama for being arrogant, forcing his policies on America and essentially playing God when it comes to health care.
According to Jon, we are "witnessing a slow and steady takeover of our true freedoms" and becoming a "socialist nation" thanks to Obama and "civil unrest."
Indeed, there is rioting in the streets as we look out the window of The Hollywood Gossip office park right now. There is so much civil unrest it's ridiculous.
All we wanted was for things to stay the way they were, and for government to do nothing. But the takeover is happening so fast, we just gotta start looting.
Other observations made by the father of Angelina Jolie:
- We are told what cars we can drive, and how much we can make.
- Health care is a "personal crusade" of Obama that no one wants.
- "They" are taking away God's first gift to man, "our free will."
- The economic stimulus plan simply did not work.
The 70-year-old actor also says the President is "forcing upon" Americans something they do not want, even though their elected representatives will ultimately decide its fate by voting, and be held accountable in ensuing elections.
Agree? Disagree? Anyway, here's Jon Voight on Huckabee ...
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September 21st, 2009 1:25 AM
Jon Voight should stick to acting. He and Alec Baldwin too..Too many wierd people are getting in to politics like that nutcase from SNL in Minnesota..geez America we can do better for elected officials.
September 16th, 2009 3:30 PM
Ah, yes. The peace loving, "let me do my own thing", "Don't judge my by my appearances" left. If twenty years of playing music (LA/Orange county - San Francisco/Bay Area) for a living (with people you know) amongst these types has taught me anything, it is that the very same type of closed minded bigotry they railed against in the '60's/'70's is the very same type of closed minded bigotry they "morphed" into.
September 8th, 2009 9:27 AM
To the person who posted the comment on this being a racial issue, can we for once not always go to that argument! I for one and sick and tired of hearing we white folk are all mad because we got beat by a black man. Listen if the only people that voted for Obama were black, your President today would be John McCain. So, its fair to say that Obama won with the help of all races! The issues that I have with him are on policies and policies alone. I want to live in an American of free will, captialism and I want it protected by the Constitution of the United States. Those rights and the rights which we have all lived by are being overlooked everyday. Mr. Voight is right on many levels. This will start out slowly and before long you'll turn around and you or I will not reconginzed the America we live in. Why do you think people are having "Tea Parties" all over America, they (we) are trying to send a message to our Goverment (President, Congress and the Senate) change and change now.
September 6th, 2009 11:18 PM
I watched Jon Voight over the weekend and he made good sense. He is simply saying that Obama is overstepping his bounds and taking government where it was never intended to go in invading our lives. The Constitution is clear that the governments role ends no where near "hey let's give everyone universal health care options. Let's buy car companies and banks and then run them as we want to." Obama is a disgrace to the country and Voight has the guts to tell clearly what is wrong. I commend him for his willingness to speak out.
September 5th, 2009 3:53 PM
Jon Voight is one hundred percent right. When and if, those who worship Obama wake up, they are going to be in for a shock. Liberals are the ones who sat in the back of the class and didn't listen to the teacher, got a job and played hookey from school and expected their freinds and family to lend the money all the time. They moved from job to job, always looking for a better one where they didn't have to work to make a living. That is who is in charge of our country now. The kindergarten class now rules.
September 5th, 2009 1:39 PM
Voight has long been a wing-nut, and his own family won't speak to him. Any wonder then that he has crazy views?
I was a delegate for Obama pre-election, and have been disappointed with his policies since entering office. But he isn't exactly telling us what cars to drive.
September 5th, 2009 12:57 PM
Why is it after Bush f'ed up this country & don't forget all these republicans thought he was the next big thing to help this country & in his hands we went from being a powerhouse to down in the shit hole. republicans are trying to sweep that mistake under the rug & go after Obama. These republicans forget that the poor & middle class made them rich by the work they did & now that they are feeling the pinch from the economy they wanna blame it on Obama. Please the deficit when Clinton was in office was lower & we had a surplus of money, gas, etc....... but after the 8 yr f' up by bush we went deeper in dept & the war was an unjust 1 guess what the terrorists came from Iran not Iraq even though they needed our help as well. Also u forget when there is a war it is in the UN policies that the winning nation has to pay for reform in that country so guess what every war we have puts us deeper in the hole. Now u realize that Bush & his cronies are in big busi
September 1st, 2009 2:46 PM
Get 'em Johnny V! Very good points!
September 1st, 2009 1:50 PM
HIIIIIIIIIIIE
September 1st, 2009 1:49 PM
POORRRRRRRRRRRRR! MAN