Chris Rock's thoughts on the 4th of July, makes me like Mel Gibson a whole lot more.

Chris Rock tweets his views on Independence Day saying, "Happy white peoples independence day the slaves weren't free but I'm sure they enjoyed fireworks". What the? I am so sick of hearing liberals rag on this country. If you can't celebrate the birth of this great nation with a little gratitude, leave. If you can't get over the history of slavery America has, get out... But you might want to learn some world history before you pack your bags, cause you'll see it's hard to find a country without slavery somewhere in their history. So Mr. Rock as you count your millions, maybe you can come up with one thing nice to say about this country on it's birthday? If not... Move!
Check out what Breitbart's crew thinks about this here

He's sooo Dreamy!

When Liberals Attack.

Christ Rock attacks a cameraman... But in his defense, the guy did ask a question about a comment Chris made, so I think he had it coming.

Solutions.

Lucky for us..., Will I. Am has them.



via Mediaite These days it seems President Obama can’t even get through an apolitical football game without someone bossing him around to do something or another. Despite being a unique game in many ways, this Super Bowl was no different, as the Black-Eyed Peas’ Will.I.Am took poetic license to demand of the President to “get these kids educated!” in the middle of “Where is the Love?”

The interjection came in the middle of Will.I.Am’s section of the song, where, instead of the usual line, he cried out, “Obama, let’s get these kids educated!”

And Will.I.Am is no stranger to politics, nor to President Obama, having contributed the vastly-watched “Yes We Can” music video in 2008 and made history as CNN’s first hologram. Yet one must wonder how many people watching the Super Bowl really want to be reminded of politics, of all things, and how appropriate such political statements are in a venue meant to unite Americans and allow them at least a few hours vacation from the nation’s vicious political news cycle.

Bon Jovi: Advisor to Presidents

Okay, okay, not the band, just the guy. And no, he's neither bangs czar nor AquaNet czar.

According to the Washington Post, The White House announced on Tuesday that Bon Jovi will serve on the White House Council for Community Solutions. Established by the Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act in 2009, the 25-member panel serves to provide advice on "the best ways to mobilize citizens, nonprofits, businesses and government to work more effectively together to solve specific community needs."

I think we can all agree that former hair band-ers know what's best when it comes to mobilizing citizens, nonprofits, businesses and government to work more effectively to solve specific community needs.

Right?

George Bush does not hate black people

Summary: Kanye West was feeling fuss-trated when he called President Bush a racist and President Bush understands Con-ways frustration.

He's Back!

Our favorite pissed off Lefty is back! Quick...let's get some popcorn going...I love comedies!

Jack Donaghy "might" run for Congress

Via Hot Air Oops, my mistake, it's actually Alec Baldwin, so the bad news is, if he wins I have to move to France, or something....