Showing posts with label Get out and Vote. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Get out and Vote. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Voting Booth Review



This is not Jake


Now he might vote for Mitt you never know.

But Jake....



Well everyone knows the answer to that

Right Big Guy?

Let's review

Jake is not a fan of this Bush

But looks like he kinda is of this one

And the only Mitt he's going to get behind is this one.


 Extra credit points who find the secret connection to Tall Texans in this post.



Tuesday, November 4, 2008

Most Important Casting Ever

It is a historic day in United States and every U.S. citizen should do their part and participate in the democratic process.
GO VOTE.


Vote for the candidate that speaks to you on the issues most important to you.
GO VOTE.

Vote for the state and local candidates that will represent you best.
GO VOTE.

Vote for the questions and propositions that will not only better your life but others.
GO VOTE.


You have a voice and not just once every for years. You have a voice every day. But every year there are state and local elections that need your participation too.
GO VOTE.


You want your voice to be heard?
GO VOTE.




On the political theme, we find out now that Jake did workshop the play Farragut North when he was in New York last year, which shows that there was some serious consideration of the part. Jake opted for other projects and the play has been recast with another JG, Mr. John Gallagher Jr.

It opened its debut run at the Atlantic Theater Company on October 22 and goes through November 29th.

In the movie version George Clooney's heading up looks like Leo DiCaprio will be playing Stephen the wunderkind press secretary in the midst of a a tight Presidential race, whose "meteoric rise falls prey to the backroom politics of more seasoned operatives, and his one night stand with a teenage staffer proves to be more complicated than casual. " You wonder if Jake felt he couldn't do two roles which such similarities of morality and politics . The one he took of course was Nailed, and we will have to see if his choice will pay off in the end.

Speaking of Nailed, we get little more information, this time from Jessica Biel.

Jessica Biel talking about Nailed

Q: Is it true that your next role is playing a woman who goes sex mad because she has a nail in her head?

JB: "Yeah due to the nail being in her head she experiences rage, she experiences extreme passionate motivation, wanting to get this goal, and then getting really motivated about it. She goes through very crazy, aggressive sexual behaviour."

Q: So you play a bit of a nymphomaniac?

JB: "Not quite, but I guess it's along those lines. She just starts to get really uncontrollably excited about like a lamppost (laughs). It could be any inanimate object but for some reason that is turning her on at that moment and then she races you know, and it kind of goes back and forth."

Q: I assume you're still sticking to your policy of no nudity in the film? I heard you picked out your own body double for Nailed.

JB: "Yeah I did pick out my own body double. That was bizarre, that was very bizarre. It's very hard to be a woman and sort of be looking at women kind of like they're just objects. I was like, ‘I'm kind of having a male experience right now.' It was weird. It wasn't the best thing I've ever done. Anyway, I actually didn't stick to that policy in this other film I did called Powder Blue.


From Jake and Austin's participation in the past and present we know who they supported in the race and again pretty much be assured their position on Prop 8 in California. But that's not the most important part. It's that they voted.

GO VOTE.



OMG in November


JFC Discussion Episode 3: His Day 2 Continued
Friday November 14th- Sat November 15th


OMG Movie Club
Friday November 21 - November 22

Movie suggestion needed and poll this Sat!

OMG Cooking Klatch
Thursday November 20th
Just in time for the holidays.

More about this coming up.

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

My Big Fat Super Tuesday

What happens when you combine Mardi Gras and the biggest primary voting day for the Presidential campaign in the United State? My Big Fat Super Tuesday.

Mardi Gras the last hurrah celebration before the beginning of the 40 days of Lent, is celebrated all over the world, but Mardi Gras in New Orleans is synonymous with many. Parades, parties and the pursuit of beads is the agenda. Food, (beignets, perhaps?), drink (definitely some Hurricanes), and song (Jazz and Zydeco), combined and stirred into a bacchanal orgy of indulgence. Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler! Yes beads are thrown to everyone, but tradition has become that those who flash get the most beads. And it's not just for the ladies. Hmmm Jake is his Jarhead dance gear shaking that moneymaker could bring home the beady bling baby. But what would the boy named after a good time libation be doing? After spending many many years in Louisiana half dressed and on the lakes, he knows exactly what to do Pinch the Tail and Suck the Head. Come on now, you know that's how you eat crawfish. ; )

But what is so Super today? 24 states in the U.S will be voting today in Presidential primaries.The theory to many in political circles is winner take all from today. The Mardi Gras approach capturing the Democrat or Republican nomination. Because after tomorrow the field will be narrow down even more, and some cases might be determined as the official "yet to be officially nominated" candidate for President of the United States. And this year is historical because for the first time either a woman or African American will be the official Democratic nominee for President of the United States.

And the guys? Jake and his family have always been politically active in helping people get out to vote and support of the Democratic party. But this year it is Austin who popped up first showing his support for Barack Obama in the Yes We Can video. Back as brunette and looking fine and very dandy. Fingers crossed that we get to see more of him out campaigning for Obama. Jake has yet to disclose who he is campaigning for, perhaps waiting for the Democratic candidate to be chosen.

You Tube: Yes We Can(Barack Obama campaign)

But it is important for anyone in the US to participate in the process of choosing our leadership. If there is a primary in your state and you are a registered voter get out and vote and participate! If you have not registered to vote, make sure that you do before the Presidential election in November. You have a opportunity to make a difference for yourself, for others, and for the world in that one name you choice. There is power in voting.

Pictures: IHJ and Austin Media