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5. What side of the aisle is Clint Eastwood on? If he is a Democrat that

Mon Feb 6, 2012, 10:02 AM

Feb 2012

ad would be great for the campaign.

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Fox station in Detroit: Could Chrysler's Super Bowl Ad Play into the 2012 Election? [View all] highplainsdem Feb 2012 OP

Republicans hate the truth. trumad Feb 2012 #1

Skubick is right. baldguy Feb 2012 #2

+1 Bozita Feb 2012 #21

Our family discussed it as we watched it. woodsprite Feb 2012 #3

Who was it that saved edhopper Feb 2012 #4

I've read that Clint Eastwood is fairly conservative Cirque du So-What Feb 2012 #6

Eastwood Is More Libertarian Than Conservative Yavin4 Feb 2012 #23

Plus the workers who supply GM and Chrsyler. sarcasmo Feb 2012 #9

There will still be too many that vote the wrong way. LiberalFighter Feb 2012 #15

Fact- Cheney told Bush he didn't want them bailed out. sarcasmo Feb 2012 #12

Eastwood is a Republican who railed against the auto bailouts. Romulox Feb 2012 #10

I wondered about that at the time randr Feb 2012 #17

He's donating all the money he would've made from the spot to charity boxman15 Feb 2012 #22

I'd like to think that he's man enough to admit he was wrong. GoCubsGo Feb 2012 #24

Yes but they aren't the only folks that build in america LynneSin Feb 2012 #19

It was a great ad ProudToBeBlueInRhody Feb 2012 #18

Romney to GM and Chrysler: Drop Dead JPZenger Feb 2012 #20