Dean CAIN is a McCAIN fan
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Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Dean Cain
broadwaymary12 — 17 years ago(August 28, 2008 10:10 PM)
I mean, he can like and vote for whoever he wants. I'm not one to talk politics. But I feel the likeness in their names takes a way a little bit of credibility behind his celebrity endorsement (if that is what you would call it). Just Kidding. He did come off surprisingly intellectual on Larry King in the sense that he used big words and could create sentences, but there was not much thought behind them and bashed Barack Obama a little too much on the night of his acceptance. Again, he made himself look bad as he likened the emotions of hundreds of thousands of americans to a high school pep rally. Which is an insult to americans more than Barack Obama no matter how you look at it. It's not right to judge other americans that way. AND if he Loves America so much and thinks it is the best country in the world, why does he run off to Europe every summer to live in his summer home. Kind of hard to relate to the average person when speaking of a European villa. Maybe Republicans should rethink who they put on Larry King to represent them as their voice, though, as a Democrat, I really don't mind.
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ryanoconnor-1 — 17 years ago(August 28, 2008 10:26 PM)
Dean Cain came across as quite moderate and intelligent - he is an Independent and not a Republican. He voted for Obama earlier in the year and so he is not an Obama hater. He simply mentioned what many Americans are thinking - that Obama is very charismatic and is a great speaker, but that he is not as strong a leader as McCain or as good on the issues. That's why Dean Cain switched to McCain.
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horatiohellpop — 17 years ago(August 30, 2008 08:16 AM)
Obama is for recalling the big tax breaks Bush gave to the top 2% of Americans, and the tax breaks given to the big oil companies. McCain for is making them permanent. If Dean Cain did switch from supporting Obama to supporting McCain, then I have to assume he's just looking out for his own be$t intere$t$.
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MariMcCabe — 17 years ago(August 30, 2008 03:26 PM)
Unfortunately, I feel the same way too.
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loralee_87 — 12 years ago(March 15, 2014 04:56 PM)
So, horatiohellpop,
I guess you must have proof that Dean Cain is among the top 2% wealthiest Americans? I kind of doubt that he is among that small group of people. Especially, now that he seems to be doing films with a message which are probably run on much smaller budgets.
I have to laugh when people presume that if you disagree with President Obama that it automatically follows that it has to do with either money or racism instead of beliefs, morals, ideology, or world view.
Just some food for thought,
Peace, Y'all!
Loralee
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PalmSpringsGirl — 16 years ago(May 25, 2009 05:16 PM)
I know this is a really old post, but spoken like a true liberal. Everything is based on emotion. Whenever someone doesn't have their same belief, THEY ARE IDIOTS!
Clearly, Dean Cain was accepted and graduated from Princeton. Understand Moron, this is a pretty unique task that very few in the population are able to achieve. -
pioneergrrrl — 17 years ago(March 03, 2009 06:33 AM)
Sorry, just because you go to an Ivy league schooldoes not mean you are intellectual.
It can come down to your family having connections or coming across money at the right time (as opposed to ongoing family wealth).