Pamela joins Damon in lashing out Sarah Palin

Friday, September 12, 2008, 18:34 [IST]

Melbourne (ANI): Pamela Anderson has joined the likes of Matt Damon after speaking out against Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin. The former Baywatch star was recently in Toronto speaking out against the abuse of animals in Hollywood.

E! News Weekend Canada asked Anderson if she saw a recent Newsweek article, which showed a gigantic bear hide in the office of Palin's house. And the 41-year-old had some choice of words for the Republican hopeful. "I can't stand her. She can suck it," the Daily Telegraph quoted her, as saying.

Before Anderson, Damon lashed out at Palin - insisting her presidency would be like 'a really bad Disney movie'. The actor fears that Palin's running mate John MCCain won't survive a full four-year-term as president, and claims the Alaskan governor taking over would be ''a really scary thing.''

Topics: pamela anderson, matt damon, sarah palin, john mccain

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User Comments

Anne 21 Sep 2008 09:16 pm

These people are still citizens of the USA and they have the right to say what they want to say. Just because they are actors, doesn't mean they don't have lives of their own. It doesn't mean that they are expert in politics!

Disgusted 14 Sep 2008 07:22 pm

I can't believe that people even care what Matt Damon (or Pam Anderson) say about politics. How does being able to recite memorized lines while being filmed qualify him as an expert on politics? These comments are rediculous and belong in the garbage. I don't know what is worse, the fact that he made these comments or the fact that someone actually bothered to film him while saying it.

Disgusted 14 Sep 2008 07:20 pm

smithy 13 Sep 2008 12:46 pm

I think it's honorable that they speak up. I don't agree with Curt Schilling's views but I respect that, unlike most athletes and celebs, he's willing to speak out on what he believes in. You've all taken time to say something here and there's hardly an audience – you're suddenly going to stop if people are actually listening? These stars really have nothing to gain from being outspoken and furthermore have nothing monetarily to gain from voting for Obama since he'll tax their tax bracket more then McCain. So chastise them all you want but they rally our base just like Palin's rallied yours.

pintocalle1 13 Sep 2008 08:49 am

Liberal hollywood makes me sick and I don't even want them to entertain me. If they feel that freedom of speech is so important why don't they let the conservatives in hollywood speak? Conservatives in hollywood are black balled and its sickening. Now, I only watch the stars that do the entertaining and leave the politics to the politicians. If Americans need the likes of Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Pam Anderson & Brad Pitt to help them choose, they should live in a country where they can't vote.

faith 13 Sep 2008 07:09 am

Anyone who changes their mind based on Matt Damon or Pamela Andersons views and not their own must need a brain to think for them. Come on now really do you need Hollywood to think for you. Think about the source Pam (nice Language). Matt I would have thought you would have had a better intellect response. Hollywood should stay quiet and just do there many jobs of entertainment. There not politicians or are they acting again.

bob 12 Sep 2008 08:53 pm

Actors should have some creative input on the scripts they are given to read, otherwise they will always seem to be like a herd of cows. Who originally had that opinion?

Vanee B 12 Sep 2008 08:43 pm

I am so glad that such great minds as Pamela Anderson and Matt Damon are making comments about American politics in other countries. I am sure the Canadians envy us Americans because we have these IQ powerhouses in the entertainment industry who think that their acting credentials qualify them to speak. A message to Matt Damon and Pamela Anderson - Just shut up and entertain me. Leave the politics to people who are a bit more educated and qualified to speak. Sarah Palin is a governor (like your boy Bill Clinton was) for Pete's sake.

mark davis 12 Sep 2008 08:28 pm

I never believed in evolution before, but after Damon's monkey brained comments, I may have changed my mind.

steve 12 Sep 2008 07:44 pm

Does anyone care what that brain dead bleached blond DNA collecting bimbo has to say on anything?

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