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Thursday, May 5, 2011

Most voters say "no" to Palin or Trump in 2012

NEW YORK  - almost 60 percent of Americans never would support a presidential Republican former Governor of Alaska Sarah Palin or real estate and reality TV star Donald Trump, according to a new poll Wednesday.


Trump, who has tested the waters for a run 2012 as possible for the Republican presidential inauguration, said that it might announce something before June, after his reality show TV, "Celebrity Apprentice", ends his season may 22.


Palin was the candidate Republican 2008 vice and keeps fans guessing on whether if it will be executed.


The poll from the Quinnipiac University of casernés voters found that almost half would examine or be enthusiastic choir, former Governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney or former Governor of Arkansas Mike Huckabee in the election of November 2012.


"Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee are in better shape." "Sarah Palin and Donald Trump suffer from the reality that, as our mothers told us,"you've never a second chance to make a first impression"," said Peter Brown, Assistant Director of the Quinnipiac University polling Institute.


Among voters Republican-leaning independent and Republican 613, the survey showed Romney favorite to win the presidential nomination Republican with 18%, followed by Huckabee and Palin with 15 percent and Trump with 12%.


Governor of Indiana Mitch Daniels and the House of representatives former President Newt Gingrich each have 5 per cent, while former Governor of Minnesota Tim Pawlenty and the Minnesota Michele Bachmann representative and both on 4 per cent.


The margin of error for this subset has been more or less 4 percentage points.


The telephone survey between April 16 and may 1, came out on the eve of a debate in South Carolina among a handful of potential Republican candidates, none of these large names.


The margin of error for the largest group was 2.6 percentage points.

Monday, May 2, 2011

President Obama fun of Donald Trump (omg)!

That will get the rating!


The President Barack Obama killed the crowd at dinner correspondents on Saturday White House in Washington, D.C. - displaying his oratorical gifts with a hilarious discourse which skewered his potential enemies of the elections in 2012 and at least an A-lister.


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Obama, 49, has admitted that he has disappointed some of his supporters Hollywood - including matt damon, who recently complained that President has not done good work in the Oval Office.


"I even dropped my core key constituency: movie stars.". Just the other day, Matt Damon - I love Matt Damon, loves the guy - Matt Damon disappointed my performance, "Obama told the crowd." His retort: "well, Matt, I just saw the adjustment Bureau, so... right back atcha, buddy."


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Other celebrities in its cross-hairs: Donald trump, which is now incredibly one aspiring to run against Obama as a Republican candidate for President in 2012.


With Trump in the audience during the night, cracked Obama, "I know that he has taken some flak recently, but no one is happier, that person is most proud to put this issue of certificate of birth of the Donald rest." (The trump, 64, has questioned the citizenship of the Obama).


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"And it is because he can finally return to focus on the issues that matter - as we did wrong not the landing of the Moon?" What really happened in Roswell? And where are Biggie and Tupac? ?


Laughter and applause, Obama and then jokingly praise of Trump "information for the identification and scope of experience."


"In an episode of Celebrity Apprentice, the steakhouse, the men's team cooking cooking not impressed the judges of Omaha Steaks. And there was a lot of blame for everyone. But you, Mr. Trump, acknowledged that the real problem was a lack of leadership, Obama said.


"You dismissed Gary Busey.". And this is the kind of decisions that would keep me at night. Properly managed, sir. Properly managed, sir. Well managed! ?

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Will Ferrell Talks "The Office", Possible 'step Brothers' suite & "Comedy" of Donald Trump (omg)!

Story photo: Will Ferrell Talks 'The Office,' Possible 'Step Brothers' Sequel & The 'Comedy' Of Donald TrumpWill be Ferrell hits the red carpet at the premiere of "Everything Must Go" during the Tribeca Film Festival 2011 at the BMCC Tribeca PAC in New York on 27 April, 2011Getty ImagesAccess Hollywood

LOS ANGELES, California. -Will Ferrell and Steve Carell had an explosion bringing laughter when they did team for the 2004 hit, "" Presenter: the legend of Ron Burgundy. ""

Now, the former "saturday night Live" star says her desire to work with his old pal Steve on "The Office" last season was the driving force behind his decision to join the NBC hit as temporary replacement patternDeangelo Vickers.

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"The main reason for which that I made [the Agency] has just to work with Steve in his last season," Will told Access Hollywood curd for his new film, "Everything Must Go", in Los Angeles on Friday. "We had not worked together so long, so it was wonderful type of join up with him again and quite special to be part of his past few weeks on the show."

"I think [writers of the show] has done work nice with this last episode, what makes it funny, but emotional and poignant," he continued. "." And if Steve won an Emmy Award, it is a crime. As long as I win an Emmy Award, which will be fine. But if Steve does, some that it is a crime. ?

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As the passage of "Office" hilarious Will draws to a close, the 43-year old comedian offered a few ideas what star should pass in the shoes of Steve at the head of the branch of the Dunder Mifflin Scranton.

"I think that Will Arnett would be an excellent pattern," Will said access, prior to pleasant, "right now, I think probably the person who is not be spoken enough today ' hui - what is in the running - is Donald Trump." It should be. ?

Will struggled to keep a ridicule because he then to discuss the possibility of Donald become the next Commander in Chief of America.

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"I think it's great comedy," will be laughed when he asked what he thought to potentially see "Celebrity Apprentice" pattern on the ticket in 2012. "Oh my God - it is a gold mine." It is a gold, Platinum and silver that mine combined in a super-precious of the comedy stone! ?

And, in the news that will have fans "Step Brothers" reaching for their nachos and lemonheads, Will revealed that we can see soon more of his and brother to the awesome screen rivalry of John c. Reilly.

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"We're talking about potentially a"step Brothers"suite... perhaps," Will said access. "" "". We speak only a little. ?

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Obama fun of Trump presidential Ambitions

 President Barack Obama demanded revenge Saturday after weeks of attacks on his potential Republican rival Donald Trump, joke that the billionaire businessman could make changes to the White House, transforming a majestic manor pasting casino with a whirlpool in the garden.

With present Trump, Obama has used the white dinner House Correspondents Association annual to mock the presidential ambitions of the reality TV star. The President stated that Trump showed the shrewdness of a future President, Gary Busey shooting on a recent episode of "celebrity apprentice" to focusing as much time on the conspiracy theories on the place of birth of the Obama.


After a week when Obama out Hawaii long-form birth certificate, he said that Trump can now focus on serious issues, namely whether the moon landing was actually happened to "where are Biggie and Tupac".


"Nobody is prouder to this birth certificate issue to rest that 'the Donald'", Obama said, referring to the Trump claims the same day where he was responsible for the resolution of the issue.


Decision of the Trump to the late actor Busey instead singer rock meat loaf for his television show, this month, Obama quipped: "what are the types of decisions that would keep me at night." Properly managed, sir. ?


And then, as a coup de grace, Obama showed a screen with its vision of how Trump may make changes to the White House. "trump" was posted in blazing letters and girls could be seen with cocktails on the augmented lawn of Jacuzzi.


Trump laughing at some of the previous jokes, but was clearly that less amused as actor Seth Meyers picked up where Obama left off.


"Donald Trump often talk of race as a Republican, which is surprising," said the Saturday Night Live actor, provide some of the comedy for the evening. "I have just that he stood as a joke."


Trump set icily Meyers that he continued to criticize real estate magnate.


Obama and Trump were in the same room after an intense week of attacks of Trump, who grafted conspiracy birther and Obama even refusal to release his notes of the University to raise the profile of his possible presidential candidacy.


And the birth certificate was clearly the key to punchline for the evening, which generally offers the President a chance to show his humorous side and a city consumed by politics and the impartiality of enjoy a cheerful matter.


Presentation of the Obama began after the patriotic anthem of professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, "Real American", played. Images of Mount Rushmore for Uncle Sam Americana was displayed on the screen, along with his birth certificate. And then he offered to show his video live birth, which proved be a clip of Disney, "Lion King" film.


On the serious side, Obama took the time to thank the troops for their service overseas and noted that the people of the South, mainly in Alabama, suffered losses tearing.


"The devastation is unbelievable and it is heartbreaking," he said. He encouraged journalists in the room to tell the story of those who have been injured by the storms and rendered homage to those who lost their lives while covering the news.