I guess Sean Penn and Alec Baldwin saw that Charlie Sheen has entered the race to win the Moonbat Award for the nuttiest Hollywood lefty, and decided they better step it up a notch and show Sheen a thing or two. Sure, Sheen thinks 9/11 was an inside job, but does he play with dolls? Does he call names and storm out of a studio?

Anyway, Sean Penn has admitted to having an Anne Coulter doll that he tortures when he's mad. My guess is he's not "mad" so much as bored without any "fact finding" missions to go on. Yeah, this is the guy who's views on politics I really care to hear:

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Hollywood activist SEAN PENN has a plastic doll of conservative US columnist ANN COULTER that he likes to abuse when angry. The Oscar-winner actor has hated Coulter ever since she blacklisted his director father LEO PENN in her book TREASON. And he takes out his frustrations with Coulter, who is a best-selling author, lawyer and television pundit, on the Barble-like doll. In an interview with The New Yorker magazine, Penn reveals, "We violate her. There are cigarette burns in some funny places. She's a pure snake-oil salesman. She doesn't believe a word she says."

I think Penn clearly get's this week's award because the Baldwin news is less frightening, and more annoying than anything.

Basically, Baldwin went on Brian Whitman's radio show, after apparently promising and backing out of doing Sean Hannity's show. That wouldn't be surprising considering he said he would move to Canada if President Bush was reelected and he has yet to make good on that promise either. Well, Hannity and Mark Levin called up Whitman's show to have it out with Baldwin over some of his statements like calling Vice President Cheney a terrorist. I think everyone but the host (Whitman) come off looking pretty obnoxious, but you can be the judge.

What happened was they began to talk, Hannity wanted Baldin to explain his many controversial remarks that no one has held him accountable for... it only took a few seconds and everyone was calling eachother names and the whole thing was just really stupid. I can't be absolutely certain, but I believe Baldwin started the childishness by calling Hannity a "no talent, former construction worker, hack". Now, I'm not a construction worker, but what is wrong with being one? Why is that an insult? And it wasn't like he just said it once, this is what Baldwin kept going back to. I would like to think that every construction worker who is aware of this would boycott anything ever made by this idiot, because that is just so stupid. Why would this Hollywood elitist openly slam the average working guy, when that's who pays his bills?

Eventually after all the bickering, Baldwin couldn't handle it and ran out of the studio, never to return.

Anyway, Expose the Left has all the audio and video you can handle of this annoying little bit of radio. First is the audio of the actual event, then on Hannity & Colmes they played parts of it again, and discussed it with Brian Whitman.

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