(photo credit: www.heraldsun.com.au)

Rodman told TMZ he’s going to try and convince Jong-un to release Bae, even though he knows it will be hard.  Then he goes even further by slamming President Obama,  “We got a black president [who] can’t even go talk to [Jong-un] … Obama can’t do s%#t, I don’t know why he won’t go talk to him.”

(photo of K. Bae-Christianpost.com)

While we certainly wish Rodman luck in this crusade to free Bae, we wonder what his strategy will be, considering his lack of diplomatic and political experience.  If he is successful, perhaps he will consider running for office?  Guess we will have to report back later in August to gauge his success or failure at negotiations.

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As news of President Barack Obama’s re-election hit the airwaves last night celebrities were quick to turn to social media to air their feelings about the outcome. Here’s what the stars had to say about election night in America.

Cameron Diaz said this morning, “I was terrified that I was going to wake up to a total embarrassment for our country and that today would be a very different day for me. But I was so thrilled.”

Mariah Carey was so thrilled with the outcome that she released a new song in Obama’s honor. The track “Bring it on Home” was released online this morning. She also took to Twitter to say; “congratulations to our beloved President Barack Obama, our spectacular First Lady Michelle Obama & the adorable Malia & Sasha. We love you!” and later “INCREDIBLE SPEECH!!!!!! Watching in a room full of diverse people-all truly moved. Thank you America for President Obama-4 more yrs.”

Spike Lee also took to Twitter after Obama’s victory saying; “Great Lesson. This is Not Ike’s 1950’s USA. Complexion Of This Great Country Has Changed-A True Melting Pot. The GOP Is Stuck In A Time Warp. Yo. GOP WAKE UP. This Is Not “LEAVE TO BEAVER. FATHER KNOWS BEST OR MAYBERRY R.F.D.” THE 21^st CENTURY. And Dat’s Da 2^nd Term Truth, Ruth. Ya-Dig??”

Not everyone was happy with the outcome however. Both Donald Trump and 70’s rocker Ted Nugent also took to social media to express their dismay with the vote.

Trump took to Twitter to say; “This election is a total sham and a travesty. We are not a democracy! Let’s fight like hell and stop this great and disgusting injustice! The world is laughing at us.”

Trump’s Twitter rants prompted news anchor Brian Williams to say that he had “driven well past the last exit to relevance and veered into something closer to irresponsible.”

Perhaps the most expressive with his outrage was Nugent who wrote; “Pimps whores & welfare brats & their soulless supporters hav a president to destroy America. Goodluk America u just voted for economic & spiritual suicide. Soulless fools. I cry tears of blood for The Last Best Place & the warriors who died for this tragedy.”

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Election day has arrived and everyone has began speaking out against the opposing candidtates. Frontman of English rock band Motorhead, Lemmy Kilmister, came out against Presidential candidate Mitt Romney begging American citizens to not vote for him.

“Please, please don’t vote for Mitt Romney,” stated Kilmister said during an interview with Rolling Stone, calling the Republican candidate a “f—king monster”. Kilmister is known for being so outspoken and brash, and is often openly speaking about everything from his sex life to his disdain for politics. When asked whether he had been watching the debates, the musician responded “I couldn’t bear it.”

His opinion of President Obama, Kilmister says, “I mean, the poor f—er’s only gotten rid of all that George Bush s— that the left or is trying to. And he’s been stonewalled by the f—g Congress all the time. I don’t know how he’s gotten anything done.”

Kilmister isn’t the only celebrity with something to say about the election. Many celebrities have come out in support of their candidate including Melissa Joan Hart, Beyonce, Elizabeth Banks, and Jay Z. To everyone’s surprise, Stacey Dash has spoken up for the Romney campaign despite the backlash. This is all just the opinion of Kilmister. Although he has lived in L.A since 1990, the rocker is not a citizen of the United States.

Election day is here and now is the final chance to cast the vote for your candidate of choice.

Signed, Shanika Simmons 

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