ANGELINA JOLIE & BRAD PITT BACK BARACK OBAMA JON VOIGHT BLASTED OBAMA IN OP-ED

Angelina Jolie has spoken out about her support for Barack Obama. Angie's baby daddy Brad Pitt is supporting Obama too.

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Last August comedienne Roseanne Barr slammed Angelina Jolie and her baby daddy Brad Pitt for not endorsing Barack Obama in a ranting post on her website titled "Jon Voight."

"Your evil spawn and her vacuous hubby Brad Pitt make about $40 million a year in violent, psychopathic movies and give away three of it to starving children, trying to look as if they give a crap about humanity as they spit out more dunces that will consume more than their fair share and wreck the earth even more," Roseanne writes in a post titled "Jon Voight." presidential election.  

"Miss Jolie says she likes [John] McCain too and hasn't decided who to endorse....huh? Aren't you supposed to be somewhat enlightened, or do you not know that the African daughter you hold in every picture had parents who suffered and died because of the Republican party's worldwide economic assault on Africa over the last few decades since Reagan?" Roseanne writes that "it might be good for your Asian and African children's self-esteem to know you support" Barack Obama, a man of color, "for the leader of the free world." She claims that Jolie's "Thai and Vietnamese sons" are also "victims of America's right-wing military incursions too.    

She signs off: "Now go back to making your movies about women who love to handle big guns that shoot hundreds of people to death." source

Brad was spotted biking this week in New Orleans holding a Barack Obama pic. Brad Pitt's friends George Clooney, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck have been outspoken about their support for Democratic candidate Barack Obama. Matt Damon spoke candidlly about his fears about John McCain's selection of Sarah Palin to be his vice presidential running mate. Ben Affleck and his wife Jennifer Garner threw an Obama fundraiser in Ben's hometown of Boston. Watch Ben Affleck talk about why Hollywood loves Barack Obama.

He called the Illinois senator a “genuine, real force," the Boston Herald reports.

He said “there are a lot of things" he loves about Obama, "but I won’t bore you with all of them.

“I’m an actor,” Affleck added. “I’m not going to create 10-point policy details of why.”

Affleck has been an Obama supporter since he first met him at the 2004 Democratic convention in Boston, according to the Herald.

He joked that he's glad their relationship hasn't gotten too close for comfort. source

George Clooney was accused of a Barack Obama text scandal which he denied.

Angelina's dad Jon Voight is a conservative Republican supporter of John McCain who wrote an Op-Ed piece in the Washington Times about his concerns for America because Obama was "sowing socialist seeds in young people." 

A solo Brad Pitt throws on a fedora, hops on his  and goes for a ride down the street in New Orleans, Louisiana on Monday.

The 44-year-old actor carried around a sketch notebook with a drawing of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama on the cover.  “08″ was also in the corner of Barack’s picture, obviously signifying the year of Barack’s presidential race, 2008. source

Could Angelina Jolie be voting for Barack Obama this fall?

"Obama is fighting for international justice, he wants to intervene militarily in genocides abroad, and he wants to close down Guantanamo Bay," she tells the German edition of Vanity Fair. "They are things which could move me to vote for him, not his roots."  Still, Jolie - whose father,  Jon Voight, has endorsed John McCain - says just because Obama would be a good example for her family isn't "reason enough to vote for him."

Despite living across the world (she flew back to Nice, France, this week), Jolie says, "I am very proud of being American, and all my children have got American passports.

"For me, our family is just what America is - a melting pot, a mixture of many different races and nations," she says. "My children should be proud of their Asian and African roots, but that in no way means [is] a lack of respect for the fact that they and their parents are Americans." source